Tom Finch's Monkey
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The evening had closednow, so Captain Buncombe told the crew to get the boat ready, and theGreek with many more fervent expressions of gratitude, was rowed ashore.
The next morning we had landed and after pottering about the portproceeded up to Athens, which much disappointed all of us, especiallydad and the captain. It had a garish and stucco-like appearance; whilethe people looked as if they were costumed for a fancy ball, being notapparently at home in their national dress, picturesque thoug...h it was. It was quite nightmarish for Bob and me to read the names on the shopfronts in the streets, and see the newspapers printed in the old Greekcharacters. Fancy "Modiste, " and "Perruquier, " as they will have theFrench terms spelt, in the letters sacred to Euripides and Xenophon. Itseemed like walking in a dream!
We had inspected Athens, as I've said, and visited the plain ofMarathon, which was offered by the Greeks to Lord Byron for sixteenthousand piastres, or about eight hundred pounds--alas for glory!--andreturned on board the yacht for dinner again, when we were told that amessenger had been off in our absence and left a parcel for us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The evening had closednow, so Captain Buncombe told the crew to get the boat ready, and theGreek with many more fervent expressions of gratitude, was rowed ashore.
The next morning we had landed and after pottering about the portproceeded up to Athens, which much disappointed all of us, especiallydad and the captain. It had a garish and stucco-like appearance; whilethe people looked as if they were costumed for a fancy ball, being notapparently at home in their national dress, picturesque thoug...h it was. It was quite nightmarish for Bob and me to read the names on the shopfronts in the streets, and see the newspapers printed in the old Greekcharacters. Fancy "Modiste, " and "Perruquier, " as they will have theFrench terms spelt, in the letters sacred to Euripides and Xenophon. Itseemed like walking in a dream!
We had inspected Athens, as I've said, and visited the plain ofMarathon, which was offered by the Greeks to Lord Byron for sixteenthousand piastres, or about eight hundred pounds--alas for glory!--andreturned on board the yacht for dinner again, when we were told that amessenger had been off in our absence and left a parcel for us.
What to read after Tom Finch's Monkey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutcheson John Conroy to read onlineMoreLess
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