My Friends the French With Discursive Allusions to Other People
My Friends the French With Discursive Allusions to Other People
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And then the clouds broke and the storm beat down the poor little thing and crushed its life out. And the whole of Dowson's pitiful story was here, the poor poet setting his little brilliancy and feeble verve against the pitiless forces of a cruel world.
The castle itself is a sad disappointment to those romantically inclined. Little or nothing remains of the building as it was in the days of King James. It has been entirely restored, and only a few rooms which are used as a museum are open to ...such of the public as are interested in fossils. A more interesting show is to be found in the town itself, where one may see a model of the head of Cartouche. It is made of wax but the hair and beard are those of the famous thief, as is also the ragged cap which is placed upon the head. One has thought of Cartouche as a gallant fellow, but a visit to the Library at St Germain will dispel this idea. The lowest kind of sneak-thief, of cly faker, that is what this hero of a thousand romances appears to have been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then the clouds broke and the storm beat down the poor little thing and crushed its life out. And the whole of Dowson's pitiful story was here, the poor poet setting his little brilliancy and feeble verve against the pitiless forces of a cruel world.
The castle itself is a sad disappointment to those romantically inclined. Little or nothing remains of the building as it was in the days of King James. It has been entirely restored, and only a few rooms which are used as a museum are open to ...such of the public as are interested in fossils. A more interesting show is to be found in the town itself, where one may see a model of the head of Cartouche. It is made of wax but the hair and beard are those of the famous thief, as is also the ragged cap which is placed upon the head. One has thought of Cartouche as a gallant fellow, but a visit to the Library at St Germain will dispel this idea. The lowest kind of sneak-thief, of cly faker, that is what this hero of a thousand romances appears to have been.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Harborough Sherard to read onlineMoreLess
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