The Upper Berth
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I was born in the old place where my father, and his father, and all hispredecessors had been born, beyond the memory of man. It is a very oldhouse, and the greater part of it was originally a castle, stronglyfortified, and surrounded by a deep moat supplied with abundant waterfrom the hills by a hidden aqueduct. Many of the fortifications havebeen destroyed, and the moat has been filled up. The water from theaqueduct supplies great fountains, and runs down into huge oblong basinsin the terrace...d gardens, one below the other, each surrounded by a broadpavement of marble between the water and the flower-beds. The wastesurplus finally escapes through an artificial grotto, some thirty yardslong, into a stream, flowing down through the park to the meadowsbeyond, and thence to the distant river. The buildings were extended alittle and greatly altered more than two hundred years ago, in the timeof Charles II. , but since then little has been done to improve them, though they have been kept in fairly good repair, according to ourfortunes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was born in the old place where my father, and his father, and all hispredecessors had been born, beyond the memory of man. It is a very oldhouse, and the greater part of it was originally a castle, stronglyfortified, and surrounded by a deep moat supplied with abundant waterfrom the hills by a hidden aqueduct. Many of the fortifications havebeen destroyed, and the moat has been filled up. The water from theaqueduct supplies great fountains, and runs down into huge oblong basinsin the terrace...d gardens, one below the other, each surrounded by a broadpavement of marble between the water and the flower-beds. The wastesurplus finally escapes through an artificial grotto, some thirty yardslong, into a stream, flowing down through the park to the meadowsbeyond, and thence to the distant river. The buildings were extended alittle and greatly altered more than two hundred years ago, in the timeof Charles II. , but since then little has been done to improve them, though they have been kept in fairly good repair, according to ourfortunes.
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