The Young Travellers Or a Visit to
The Young Travellers Or a Visit to
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They now entered the wide gravel walk, univer- sally allowed to be the finest in Europe, being a quarter of a mile iu length, of a proportionable breadth, shaded on each side with lofty elms, and See Appendix, No. 7.
56 VISIT TO OXFORD.
kept admirably smooth, clean, and neat. It com- mands a sight of Lord Harcourt's seat, a pleasant prospect of the meadows, the Thames, and some adjacent villages. Having- reached the lower end of this beautiful walk, they returned by that which surrounds Christ ...Church meadow, which is also a favourite resort for the members of the University, as well as ladies and children; but which, on account of the river, is very dangerous for little folks, unless they are perfectly orderly and tractable, and their nurse-maids very steady and attentive. Having walked nearly round the meadow, they found a stand of pleasure boats of all descriptions, which afforded a gay variety to the scene. Several parties of gentlemen were re- turning from their morning's row, a favourite di- version, and hastening to their respective colleges to dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They now entered the wide gravel walk, univer- sally allowed to be the finest in Europe, being a quarter of a mile iu length, of a proportionable breadth, shaded on each side with lofty elms, and See Appendix, No. 7.
56 VISIT TO OXFORD.
kept admirably smooth, clean, and neat. It com- mands a sight of Lord Harcourt's seat, a pleasant prospect of the meadows, the Thames, and some adjacent villages. Having- reached the lower end of this beautiful walk, they returned by that which surrounds Christ ...Church meadow, which is also a favourite resort for the members of the University, as well as ladies and children; but which, on account of the river, is very dangerous for little folks, unless they are perfectly orderly and tractable, and their nurse-maids very steady and attentive. Having walked nearly round the meadow, they found a stand of pleasure boats of all descriptions, which afforded a gay variety to the scene. Several parties of gentlemen were re- turning from their morning's row, a favourite di- version, and hastening to their respective colleges to dinner.
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