Wanderings Through Unknown Austria
Wanderings Through Unknown Austria
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The gardens must have been very pretty — all terraces and staircases — when they were kept in the style of the time. They are rather neglected now, and seem to be only inhabited by a perfect army of nightingales. A queer little red house is at the 88 Travels in Unknown Austria farther end of the garden, with a crypt under it and an imitation tomb. The walls are covered with mottoes — Greek, Latin, French, etc. , and there is one in English : " Happiness is of a retired nature, and an enemy of p...omp and noise. " The individual who built the house must have been very much struck by this last motto, for it seems that he used to live in this little dismal-looking place all alone, in the one room over the crypt, leaving his smiling villa untenanted at the top of the hill.
We had tea in the park. It is a great mistake to wander about to find a suitable spot for tea — you are sure to pick out the worst possible place. It is much better to stop under the first shady tree one comes to, and to sit down there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gardens must have been very pretty — all terraces and staircases — when they were kept in the style of the time. They are rather neglected now, and seem to be only inhabited by a perfect army of nightingales. A queer little red house is at the 88 Travels in Unknown Austria farther end of the garden, with a crypt under it and an imitation tomb. The walls are covered with mottoes — Greek, Latin, French, etc. , and there is one in English : " Happiness is of a retired nature, and an enemy of p...omp and noise. " The individual who built the house must have been very much struck by this last motto, for it seems that he used to live in this little dismal-looking place all alone, in the one room over the crypt, leaving his smiling villa untenanted at the top of the hill.
We had tea in the park. It is a great mistake to wander about to find a suitable spot for tea — you are sure to pick out the worst possible place. It is much better to stop under the first shady tree one comes to, and to sit down there.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Randolph Ll Hodgson to read onlineMoreLess
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