Henry Brocken: His Travels And Adventures in the Rich, Strange, Scarce ...
Henry Brocken: His Travels And Adventures in the Rich, Strange, Scarce ...
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Well, my house is secluded, and the world is far; and to me Time is naught. Return, sir, then, when it pleases you. Besides," he added, smiling Digitized by Google 140 HENRY BROCKEN faintly, "there is always company at the World's End." The crisp sunbeams rained upon his pale and delicate horse, its equal-plaited mane, on the darkness of his cloak, that dream- delighted face. Here smouldered gold, here flushed crimson, and here the curved damaskening of his bridle glistened and gleamed. He was ...a strange visitant to the open day, between the green hedges, beneath the enormous branching of the elms. And there I bade him farewell.
Some day, perhaps, I shall return as he has foretold, for it is ever easy to find again the house of Reverie — to them who have learned the way.
On I journeyed, then, following as I had been directed the main road to Vanity Fair.
But whether it is that the Fair is more difficult to arrive at than to depart fix)m, or is really a hard day's journey even from the gay parlour of the World's End, it already began to be evening, and yet no sign of bunting or booth or clamour or smoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, my house is secluded, and the world is far; and to me Time is naught. Return, sir, then, when it pleases you. Besides," he added, smiling Digitized by Google 140 HENRY BROCKEN faintly, "there is always company at the World's End." The crisp sunbeams rained upon his pale and delicate horse, its equal-plaited mane, on the darkness of his cloak, that dream- delighted face. Here smouldered gold, here flushed crimson, and here the curved damaskening of his bridle glistened and gleamed. He was ...a strange visitant to the open day, between the green hedges, beneath the enormous branching of the elms. And there I bade him farewell.
Some day, perhaps, I shall return as he has foretold, for it is ever easy to find again the house of Reverie — to them who have learned the way.
On I journeyed, then, following as I had been directed the main road to Vanity Fair.
But whether it is that the Fair is more difficult to arrive at than to depart fix)m, or is really a hard day's journey even from the gay parlour of the World's End, it already began to be evening, and yet no sign of bunting or booth or clamour or smoke.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De La Mare Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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