A Cotswold Village
A Cotswold Village
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Whilst they weresitting eating their luncheon at this romantic spot, an argument aroseas to whether a man falling into the seething pool below the fall wouldbe drowned or not. The water was only about two feet deep; but the placewas a miniature whirlpool, and, once started down the pent-in torrent, aman would be dashed along the rocky bed and carried far out into thedeep Macomber pool beyond. A gentleman from Lincolnshire argued that inwould be impossible for any one to be drowned in such shall...ow water. This was at lunch. Little did he imagine that within half an hour histheory would be put to the test. But so it was; for whilst he wasstanding on the rocks fishing, with a large overcoat on, he slipped andfell in. His fishing-line became entangled round his legs, and he wasborne away at the mercy of the current. Unfortunately only ladies werepresent, his friend having gone down stream. Twice he clutched hold ofthe rocky bank opposite them, but it was too slippery, and his hold gaveway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whilst they weresitting eating their luncheon at this romantic spot, an argument aroseas to whether a man falling into the seething pool below the fall wouldbe drowned or not. The water was only about two feet deep; but the placewas a miniature whirlpool, and, once started down the pent-in torrent, aman would be dashed along the rocky bed and carried far out into thedeep Macomber pool beyond. A gentleman from Lincolnshire argued that inwould be impossible for any one to be drowned in such shall...ow water. This was at lunch. Little did he imagine that within half an hour histheory would be put to the test. But so it was; for whilst he wasstanding on the rocks fishing, with a large overcoat on, he slipped andfell in. His fishing-line became entangled round his legs, and he wasborne away at the mercy of the current. Unfortunately only ladies werepresent, his friend having gone down stream. Twice he clutched hold ofthe rocky bank opposite them, but it was too slippery, and his hold gaveway.
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