A Canterbury Pilgrimage
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Later, when, as we were coasting down a hill, we over- took the party, the same child jumped and clapped her hands, 'It's goin' all by its lone self!' she screamed; but her sister trudged stolidly on, and spake never a word.
Of the many places on the road to Canterbury, made famous by latter-day pilgrims, few are better known and 'Ho, Kottctjegtec >tonuert) fcece faste &P/ 33 loved than Gad's Hill, where honest Jack FalstafF performed his deeds of valour, and where Charles Dickens spent the las...t years of his life. We had counted upon making it, too, a station by the way. But whether it was that we were just then drifting along in lotus-eaters' fashion, our feet moving mechanically, or whether the prospect of another long coast made us forgetful of all else, certain it is that, with a glance of admiration at the dark spreading cedars, and another at the inn and its sign, adorned with the picture of Falstaff, we went by without a thought as to where we were. At the foot of the hill a baker told us that up yonder was the house where Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Later, when, as we were coasting down a hill, we over- took the party, the same child jumped and clapped her hands, 'It's goin' all by its lone self!' she screamed; but her sister trudged stolidly on, and spake never a word.
Of the many places on the road to Canterbury, made famous by latter-day pilgrims, few are better known and 'Ho, Kottctjegtec >tonuert) fcece faste &P/ 33 loved than Gad's Hill, where honest Jack FalstafF performed his deeds of valour, and where Charles Dickens spent the las...t years of his life. We had counted upon making it, too, a station by the way. But whether it was that we were just then drifting along in lotus-eaters' fashion, our feet moving mechanically, or whether the prospect of another long coast made us forgetful of all else, certain it is that, with a glance of admiration at the dark spreading cedars, and another at the inn and its sign, adorned with the picture of Falstaff, we went by without a thought as to where we were. At the foot of the hill a baker told us that up yonder was the house where Mr.
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