Solomon in All His Glory
Solomon in All His Glory
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Coming on such a scene of desolation, a long yellow charabanc seems a thing of beauty and an emissary of hope. It carries in front a board with the name of somewhere in the country printed on it, and the offer to take you there and back for five shillings. You rejoice at the possi- bility of escaping so cheaply. You do not think of the feelings of the people who have bought houses in the place you are going to invade. You are not aware of harbouring any evil inten- tions against them. You are t...hinking only of the beauty of spread-out fields and the swift passage of scene after scene and the chance of seeing a hill or a wood or a river. You get into the charabanc, which seems the most innocent of wild beasts. You look round at the other passengers, and you see that they bear no resem- blance whatever to the rubicund male and female villains whom you had always seen on charabancs from the road. An old man with a yellow face, a yellow dewlap and grey hair at the base of his bowler hat sits and smokes a huge pipe medi- tatively by the side of his little granddaughter, whom he is taking out for a day's jaunt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coming on such a scene of desolation, a long yellow charabanc seems a thing of beauty and an emissary of hope. It carries in front a board with the name of somewhere in the country printed on it, and the offer to take you there and back for five shillings. You rejoice at the possi- bility of escaping so cheaply. You do not think of the feelings of the people who have bought houses in the place you are going to invade. You are not aware of harbouring any evil inten- tions against them. You are t...hinking only of the beauty of spread-out fields and the swift passage of scene after scene and the chance of seeing a hill or a wood or a river. You get into the charabanc, which seems the most innocent of wild beasts. You look round at the other passengers, and you see that they bear no resem- blance whatever to the rubicund male and female villains whom you had always seen on charabancs from the road. An old man with a yellow face, a yellow dewlap and grey hair at the base of his bowler hat sits and smokes a huge pipe medi- tatively by the side of his little granddaughter, whom he is taking out for a day's jaunt.
What to read after Solomon in All His Glory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynd Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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