The Black-Sealed Letter
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He, however, arrivedsafely at Montreal, yet, cold, hungry and exhausted, and immediatelyengaged lodgings at the _St. James' Hotel_, where after a warm andhearty meal he soon experienced a more comfortable state of feelings.
Night's shadows had settled down over the fair city. The great bell ofthe cathedral of Notre Dame was scattering its solemn tones over the dimair. The city-lamps were sending forth their mellow radiance. Throngs ofpedestrians were moving to and fro. Sleigh after sleigh was h...urryingalong, filled with joyous souls, and drawn by sprightly steeds dancingas if it were to the sounds of the merry-tinkling sleigh-bells. Fredlooked out upon the gay panorama of Canadian city life. It was a new andattractive sight to him, and he felt an itching desire to try the novelexperiment of taking a sleigh ride; but his spirit recoiled withinitself when the fact was brought forcibly to his mind that it was"_Christmas' Night_. " He thought of the many happy Christmas eveningswhich he had enjoyed amid the society of his friends in the good oldcity of London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He, however, arrivedsafely at Montreal, yet, cold, hungry and exhausted, and immediatelyengaged lodgings at the _St. James' Hotel_, where after a warm andhearty meal he soon experienced a more comfortable state of feelings.
Night's shadows had settled down over the fair city. The great bell ofthe cathedral of Notre Dame was scattering its solemn tones over the dimair. The city-lamps were sending forth their mellow radiance. Throngs ofpedestrians were moving to and fro. Sleigh after sleigh was h...urryingalong, filled with joyous souls, and drawn by sprightly steeds dancingas if it were to the sounds of the merry-tinkling sleigh-bells. Fredlooked out upon the gay panorama of Canadian city life. It was a new andattractive sight to him, and he felt an itching desire to try the novelexperiment of taking a sleigh ride; but his spirit recoiled withinitself when the fact was brought forcibly to his mind that it was"_Christmas' Night_. " He thought of the many happy Christmas eveningswhich he had enjoyed amid the society of his friends in the good oldcity of London.
What to read after The Black-Sealed Letter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spedon Andrew Learmont to read onlineMoreLess
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