The Literary Amaranth
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At length one volunteered; and leaving the band of his comrades, boldly entered the cavern and returned, having per- THE ROYAI. PROFESSOR. g7 formed the ablution. The Professor's courage was now put to the test; and, in truth, he proceeded valiantly, that he might not be outdone by his predecessor. He entered the cave with his imagination filled with witches, and continued his walk, cautiously feeling his way along the rocky sides, towards the spot where he heard the gurgling of the waters. At ...length he reached them, and had stooped down to perform the rite, when he heard the rattling of chains; and, on looking up, saw in the passage between the caverns, a horrid looking fiend, robed in a mantle of fire, with eyes lambent with flame, and blazing horns! — During the 'reign of terror,' within the cavern, there v/as terror without: for a most unearthly-looking being passed by the group that the Professor had left, striking fear into the hearts of the most hardy. Mortal it could not be!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At length one volunteered; and leaving the band of his comrades, boldly entered the cavern and returned, having per- THE ROYAI. PROFESSOR. g7 formed the ablution. The Professor's courage was now put to the test; and, in truth, he proceeded valiantly, that he might not be outdone by his predecessor. He entered the cave with his imagination filled with witches, and continued his walk, cautiously feeling his way along the rocky sides, towards the spot where he heard the gurgling of the waters. At ...length he reached them, and had stooped down to perform the rite, when he heard the rattling of chains; and, on looking up, saw in the passage between the caverns, a horrid looking fiend, robed in a mantle of fire, with eyes lambent with flame, and blazing horns! — During the 'reign of terror,' within the cavern, there v/as terror without: for a most unearthly-looking being passed by the group that the Professor had left, striking fear into the hearts of the most hardy. Mortal it could not be!
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