Certain Delightful English Towns; With Glimpses of the Pleasant Country Between
Certain Delightful English Towns; With Glimpses of the Pleasant Country Between
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I knew the warder was aching to joke at the expense of that alcove, and I ached in S3mapathy with him, but we both remained respectfully serious. His herd received all his humorous comment with a dulness, or a heart- lessness, I do not know which, such as I have never seen equalled, in so much that, coming out last, I pressed a shy sixpence into his palm with the bated explanation, "That's for the jokes," and his sad face lighted up with a joy that I hope was for the apprecia- tion and not for ...the sixpence.
We went once to Dover, but many times, as I have recorded, to Hythe, which was once the home of smug- gling, and where there is still a little ale-house that po- etically, pathetically, remembers the happy past by its sign of "Smuggler's Retreat." It is said that there was formerly smuggling pretty much along the whole 174 KENTISH NEIGHBORHOODS coast, and there is a heartrending story of charred bales of silk, found in a f ann-house chimney, long after they were hidden there, where the hearth -fires of many years had done their worst with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I knew the warder was aching to joke at the expense of that alcove, and I ached in S3mapathy with him, but we both remained respectfully serious. His herd received all his humorous comment with a dulness, or a heart- lessness, I do not know which, such as I have never seen equalled, in so much that, coming out last, I pressed a shy sixpence into his palm with the bated explanation, "That's for the jokes," and his sad face lighted up with a joy that I hope was for the apprecia- tion and not for ...the sixpence.
We went once to Dover, but many times, as I have recorded, to Hythe, which was once the home of smug- gling, and where there is still a little ale-house that po- etically, pathetically, remembers the happy past by its sign of "Smuggler's Retreat." It is said that there was formerly smuggling pretty much along the whole 174 KENTISH NEIGHBORHOODS coast, and there is a heartrending story of charred bales of silk, found in a f ann-house chimney, long after they were hidden there, where the hearth -fires of many years had done their worst with them.
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