Two Thousand Miles On An Automobile
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These ancient hostelries--Monroe's, Buckman's, Wright's inConcord, and the Wayside Inn--are by no means the leastinteresting features of this historic section. An old tavern is aspathetic as an old hat: it is redolent of former owners andguests, each room reeks with confused personalities, every latchis electric from many hands, every wall echoes a thousand voices;at dusk of day the clink of glasses and the resounding toast maystill be heard in the deserted banquet-hall; at night a ghostlylight... illumines the vacant ballroom, and the rustle of silks andsatins, the sound of merry laughter, and the faint far-off strainsof music fall upon the ear.
We did not visit the Clarke house where Paul Revere roused Adamsand Hancock; we saw it from the road. Originally, and until 1896, the house stood on the opposite side of the street; the owner wasabout to demolish it to subdivide the land, when the HistoricalSociety intervened and purchased it.
Neither did we enter the old burying-ground on Elm Street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These ancient hostelries--Monroe's, Buckman's, Wright's inConcord, and the Wayside Inn--are by no means the leastinteresting features of this historic section. An old tavern is aspathetic as an old hat: it is redolent of former owners andguests, each room reeks with confused personalities, every latchis electric from many hands, every wall echoes a thousand voices;at dusk of day the clink of glasses and the resounding toast maystill be heard in the deserted banquet-hall; at night a ghostlylight... illumines the vacant ballroom, and the rustle of silks andsatins, the sound of merry laughter, and the faint far-off strainsof music fall upon the ear.
We did not visit the Clarke house where Paul Revere roused Adamsand Hancock; we saw it from the road. Originally, and until 1896, the house stood on the opposite side of the street; the owner wasabout to demolish it to subdivide the land, when the HistoricalSociety intervened and purchased it.
Neither did we enter the old burying-ground on Elm Street.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eddy Arthur Jerome to read onlineMoreLess
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