Myths And Legends of Our Own Land — volume 02 : the Isle of Manhattoes And Nearby
Myths And Legends of Our Own Land — volume 02 : the Isle of Manhattoes And Nearby
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Wow!" As he made this exclamation the fugitives found their way opposed by awoman, who looked at them with immodest eyes and said, "Dirck Van Dara, your sire, in wig and bob, turned us Cyprians out of New York, afterducking us in the Collect. But we forgive him, and to prove it we ask youto our festival. " At the stroke of midnight the street before the church had swarmed with amotley throng, that now came onward, waving torches that sparkled likestars. They formed a ring about Dirck and began ...to dance, and he, nothingloth, seized the nymph who had addressed him and joined in the revel. Nota soul was out or awake except themselves, and no words were said as thedance went wilder to strains of weird and unseen instruments. Now andthen one would apply a torch to the person of Dirck, meanly assailing himin the rear, and the smart of the burn made him feet it the livelier. Atlast they turned toward the Battery as by common consent, and wentcareering along the street in frolic fashion. Rooney, whose senses hadthus far been pent in a stupor, fled with a yell of terror, and as helooked back he saw the unholy troop disappearing in the mist like amoving galaxy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wow!" As he made this exclamation the fugitives found their way opposed by awoman, who looked at them with immodest eyes and said, "Dirck Van Dara, your sire, in wig and bob, turned us Cyprians out of New York, afterducking us in the Collect. But we forgive him, and to prove it we ask youto our festival. " At the stroke of midnight the street before the church had swarmed with amotley throng, that now came onward, waving torches that sparkled likestars. They formed a ring about Dirck and began ...to dance, and he, nothingloth, seized the nymph who had addressed him and joined in the revel. Nota soul was out or awake except themselves, and no words were said as thedance went wilder to strains of weird and unseen instruments. Now andthen one would apply a torch to the person of Dirck, meanly assailing himin the rear, and the smart of the burn made him feet it the livelier. Atlast they turned toward the Battery as by common consent, and wentcareering along the street in frolic fashion. Rooney, whose senses hadthus far been pent in a stupor, fled with a yell of terror, and as helooked back he saw the unholy troop disappearing in the mist like amoving galaxy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles M Charles Montgomery Skinner to read onlineMoreLess
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