Thomas Hardy's Wessex
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It will be remembered that they came perilously near being drowned, for they had drifted very close to the Race, that dangerous current which even large vessels avoid in rough weather, and which is dangerous to small boats at any time. Its churned waters and white-capped waves may be seen most readily from the Beal, looking towards the Shambles, a sandbank lying towards the south-east.
It is at Portland that we' first become acquainted with Pierston, and here likewise we catch our last glimpse ...of him, living in a house at "the top of the Street of Wells " — a house we cannot identify with any certainty— and strolling with Marcia "towards the Beal, or the ancient Castle." 2 10 "THE WELL-BELOVED 161. — Sandsfoot Castle.
162. — Hope Cove, Portland.
21 I CHAPTER V "a group of noble dames " Dame the First The First Countess of Wessex The first description which we have to examine is Kings Hintock Court — "one of the most imposing of the mansions that overlook our beautiful Blackmoor or Blakemoor Vale." This was probably drawn from Melbury House, near Evershot, a mansion partly of Elizabethan design, standing in a park containing several lakes and some fine timber, including a magni- ficent double avenue of sycamores.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will be remembered that they came perilously near being drowned, for they had drifted very close to the Race, that dangerous current which even large vessels avoid in rough weather, and which is dangerous to small boats at any time. Its churned waters and white-capped waves may be seen most readily from the Beal, looking towards the Shambles, a sandbank lying towards the south-east.
It is at Portland that we' first become acquainted with Pierston, and here likewise we catch our last glimpse ...of him, living in a house at "the top of the Street of Wells " — a house we cannot identify with any certainty— and strolling with Marcia "towards the Beal, or the ancient Castle." 2 10 "THE WELL-BELOVED 161. — Sandsfoot Castle.
162. — Hope Cove, Portland.
21 I CHAPTER V "a group of noble dames " Dame the First The First Countess of Wessex The first description which we have to examine is Kings Hintock Court — "one of the most imposing of the mansions that overlook our beautiful Blackmoor or Blakemoor Vale." This was probably drawn from Melbury House, near Evershot, a mansion partly of Elizabethan design, standing in a park containing several lakes and some fine timber, including a magni- ficent double avenue of sycamores.
What to read after Thomas Hardy's Wessex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lea, Hermann to read onlineMoreLess
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