Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 422
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It conjured up before my mind's eye our doings ofthe sort in England, with the Lord Mayor's Show at the head of them;and I concluded that the Yankee attempt would be still more trashy. Let us see how it turned out. I send you a newspaper for the details;but _here_ you must be a spectator, with the whole picture dashing, mass by mass, upon your sensorium.
As the first requisite for enjoyment, it was a glorious day even forthis climate. Nothing shews off a pageant like fine weather. I lefthome sh...ortly after daybreak, and went to the Common, as it iscalled--a Park about as large as St James's, handsomely laid out, withlong alleys, some parallel, others crossing at various angles, and allshaded by fine trees. The scene presented by this Park reminded me ofCamacho's wedding in _Don Quixote_, on a large scale. There stood thetent for the banquet, constructed to dine 3000 persons, and decoratedwith the flags of America and England streaming from the top, with theflags of other nations below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It conjured up before my mind's eye our doings ofthe sort in England, with the Lord Mayor's Show at the head of them;and I concluded that the Yankee attempt would be still more trashy. Let us see how it turned out. I send you a newspaper for the details;but _here_ you must be a spectator, with the whole picture dashing, mass by mass, upon your sensorium.
As the first requisite for enjoyment, it was a glorious day even forthis climate. Nothing shews off a pageant like fine weather. I lefthome sh...ortly after daybreak, and went to the Common, as it iscalled--a Park about as large as St James's, handsomely laid out, withlong alleys, some parallel, others crossing at various angles, and allshaded by fine trees. The scene presented by this Park reminded me ofCamacho's wedding in _Don Quixote_, on a large scale. There stood thetent for the banquet, constructed to dine 3000 persons, and decoratedwith the flags of America and England streaming from the top, with theflags of other nations below.
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