The Great English Essayists
The Great English Essayists
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The deed done, and the famished soldier delivered, they called to the command one Nicholas Barr6, a man of merit. Barr^ took the command, and thenceforth there was peace.
Peace, such as it was, with famine, homesickness, disgust.
The rough ramparts and rude buildings of Charlesfort, hatefully familiar to their weary eyes, the sweltering forest, the glassy river, the eternal silence of the lifeless wilds around them, oppressed the senses and the spirits. Did they feel themselves the pioneers of ...religious freedom, the advance-guard of civilisation? Not at all. They dreamed of ease, of home, of pleasures across the sea — of the evening cup on the bench before the cabaret, of dances with kind Digitized by Google FRANCIS PARKMAN 267 damsela of Dieppe. But how to escape? A continant was their solitary prison, and the pitiless Atlantic closed the egress. Not one of them knew how to build a ship; but Ribaut had left them a forge, with tools and iron, and strong desire supplied the place of skill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The deed done, and the famished soldier delivered, they called to the command one Nicholas Barr6, a man of merit. Barr^ took the command, and thenceforth there was peace.
Peace, such as it was, with famine, homesickness, disgust.
The rough ramparts and rude buildings of Charlesfort, hatefully familiar to their weary eyes, the sweltering forest, the glassy river, the eternal silence of the lifeless wilds around them, oppressed the senses and the spirits. Did they feel themselves the pioneers of ...religious freedom, the advance-guard of civilisation? Not at all. They dreamed of ease, of home, of pleasures across the sea — of the evening cup on the bench before the cabaret, of dances with kind Digitized by Google FRANCIS PARKMAN 267 damsela of Dieppe. But how to escape? A continant was their solitary prison, and the pitiless Atlantic closed the egress. Not one of them knew how to build a ship; but Ribaut had left them a forge, with tools and iron, and strong desire supplied the place of skill.
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