Travels in Portugal
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The horses took fright at the repeated explosions, and bolted through the village of, the unfortunate passengers adding to the terror and speed of the animals by putting their heads out of the carriage windows and screaming loudly for help. Finally, the coachman lost all command of the reins, and the horses bolted from, the road and plunged into the river, where the depth of water and mud finally arrested the further pro- gress of the vehicle. The discharge of rcckets, and the cries of the half...-drowning passengers still con- tinuing, a large crowd collected on the banks, and after exertions, which lasted for several hours, the passengers (who are all seriously burnt) were drawn with ropes out of the carriage through the water and on to the shore, whence they were immediately lodged in prison, charged with breaking the public peace. " Here is a police case reported with the same somewhat grim humour :— TRAVELS IN POUTUGAL. 197 " An individual, calling himself Jeremy da Silva, twenty-fi^^e years of age, was charged with purchas- ing a water-melon without manifesting any disposi- tion to pay for the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The horses took fright at the repeated explosions, and bolted through the village of, the unfortunate passengers adding to the terror and speed of the animals by putting their heads out of the carriage windows and screaming loudly for help. Finally, the coachman lost all command of the reins, and the horses bolted from, the road and plunged into the river, where the depth of water and mud finally arrested the further pro- gress of the vehicle. The discharge of rcckets, and the cries of the half...-drowning passengers still con- tinuing, a large crowd collected on the banks, and after exertions, which lasted for several hours, the passengers (who are all seriously burnt) were drawn with ropes out of the carriage through the water and on to the shore, whence they were immediately lodged in prison, charged with breaking the public peace. " Here is a police case reported with the same somewhat grim humour :— TRAVELS IN POUTUGAL. 197 " An individual, calling himself Jeremy da Silva, twenty-fi^^e years of age, was charged with purchas- ing a water-melon without manifesting any disposi- tion to pay for the same.
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