Time, the Avenger 1
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" I am not much given to being afraid; and I shall be so glad to get on shore. But what a horrid uglj place this grand London is, after all I" " Do jou think so ?" looking round, and for the first time observing whether it were ugly or not. " Yes — certainly — so it is, viewed from this point; but you will find it difi'erent at others, and like it better, I hope." " Oh dear ! so do I ; for this is hideous.
But ah r — as the sun suddenly burst from behind a cloud — " there is the sun to be seen,... thank goodness ; and they told me England lay under a perpetual fog — That^s not true, it seems. But was there ever anything so black and dismal as the banks of this nasty river ?" Again he cast a hasty glance round upon that river of which he had never before thought, either as ugly or beautiful ; for little enough had he troubled himself before with the beauty or ugliness of anything. The Thames was the gi'and high-road for the nations to him — London the grand emporium of commerce ; and that was all he cared about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I am not much given to being afraid; and I shall be so glad to get on shore. But what a horrid uglj place this grand London is, after all I" " Do jou think so ?" looking round, and for the first time observing whether it were ugly or not. " Yes — certainly — so it is, viewed from this point; but you will find it difi'erent at others, and like it better, I hope." " Oh dear ! so do I ; for this is hideous.
But ah r — as the sun suddenly burst from behind a cloud — " there is the sun to be seen,... thank goodness ; and they told me England lay under a perpetual fog — That^s not true, it seems. But was there ever anything so black and dismal as the banks of this nasty river ?" Again he cast a hasty glance round upon that river of which he had never before thought, either as ugly or beautiful ; for little enough had he troubled himself before with the beauty or ugliness of anything. The Thames was the gi'and high-road for the nations to him — London the grand emporium of commerce ; and that was all he cared about.
What to read after Time, the Avenger 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh-Caldwell, Anne, 1791-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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