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A gentleman writing at a table rose as he came in, and extending hishand said, as he pointed to a seat, 'I am afraid I have made you comeout at an unusual hour. ' The young man in spectacles in the meanwhile retired; Tancred had bowedand murmured his compliments: and his host, drawing his chair a littlefrom the table, continued: 'Lord Eskdale tells me that you have somethoughts of going to Jerusalem. ' 'I have for some time had that intention. ' 'It is a pity that you did not set out earlier in... the year, and then youmight have been there during the Easter pilgrimage. It is a fine sight. ' 'It is a pity, ' said Tancred; 'but to reach Jerusalem is with me anobject of so much moment, that I shall be content to find myself thereat any time, and under any circumstances. ' 'It is no longer difficult to reach Jerusalem; the real difficulty isthe one experienced by the crusaders, to know what to do when you havearrived there. ' 'It is the land of inspiration, ' said Tancred, slightly blushing; 'andwhen I am there, I would humbly pray that my course may be indicated tome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A gentleman writing at a table rose as he came in, and extending hishand said, as he pointed to a seat, 'I am afraid I have made you comeout at an unusual hour. ' The young man in spectacles in the meanwhile retired; Tancred had bowedand murmured his compliments: and his host, drawing his chair a littlefrom the table, continued: 'Lord Eskdale tells me that you have somethoughts of going to Jerusalem. ' 'I have for some time had that intention. ' 'It is a pity that you did not set out earlier in... the year, and then youmight have been there during the Easter pilgrimage. It is a fine sight. ' 'It is a pity, ' said Tancred; 'but to reach Jerusalem is with me anobject of so much moment, that I shall be content to find myself thereat any time, and under any circumstances. ' 'It is no longer difficult to reach Jerusalem; the real difficulty isthe one experienced by the crusaders, to know what to do when you havearrived there. ' 'It is the land of inspiration, ' said Tancred, slightly blushing; 'andwhen I am there, I would humbly pray that my course may be indicated tome.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield, 1804-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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