Three Years in Europe
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Aware that the moon didnot send its rays upon the old building every night in the year, I askedthe keeper what he did on dark nights. He replied that he had a largelantern, which he put upon the end of a long pole, and with this hesucceeded in lighting up the ruins. This good man laboured hard toconvince me that his invention was nearly, if not quite as good, asNature's own moon. But having no need of an application of his inventionto the Abbey, I had no opportunity of judging of its effect. I ...thought, however, that he had made a moon to some purpose, when he informed methat some nights, with his pole and lantern, he earned his four or fiveshillings. Not being content with a view by "moonlight alone, " I was upthe next morning before the sun, and paid my respects to the Abbey. Iwas too early for the keeper, and he handed me the key through thewindow, and I entered the rooms alone. It is one labyrinth of giganticarches and dilapidated halls, the ivy growing and clinging wherever itcan fasten its roots, and the whole as fine a picture of decay asimagination could create.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aware that the moon didnot send its rays upon the old building every night in the year, I askedthe keeper what he did on dark nights. He replied that he had a largelantern, which he put upon the end of a long pole, and with this hesucceeded in lighting up the ruins. This good man laboured hard toconvince me that his invention was nearly, if not quite as good, asNature's own moon. But having no need of an application of his inventionto the Abbey, I had no opportunity of judging of its effect. I ...thought, however, that he had made a moon to some purpose, when he informed methat some nights, with his pole and lantern, he earned his four or fiveshillings. Not being content with a view by "moonlight alone, " I was upthe next morning before the sun, and paid my respects to the Abbey. Iwas too early for the keeper, and he handed me the key through thewindow, and I entered the rooms alone. It is one labyrinth of giganticarches and dilapidated halls, the ivy growing and clinging wherever itcan fasten its roots, and the whole as fine a picture of decay asimagination could create.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown William Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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