The Percy Family: the Baltic to Vesuvius
The Percy Family: the Baltic to Vesuvius
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" " Have you discovered the secret ? ' " Yes. The beauty of the bay arises from a variety of circumstances. Its form is regularly curved, and all around are shining palaces, looking down upon its shores, and off upon its waters. Behind the towns and villages, the hills and mountains rise abruptly, and seem to stand as high towers charged with molten tor- rents, which they are ready to pour out upon the surrounding country. " 184 THE PERCY FAMILY.
" Charming scene ! I do not wonder at the old sa...ying. " " What do you refer to ? ' " ' See Naples, and die. ' " " Ah, yes, that is an old saying. But we must go ashore. The steamer has come to anchor. " An hour after they were on shore, having escaped from the hungry boatmen, custom-house officials, and policemen. As they were on the way to the hotel, Walter asked, " How many inhabitants are there in Na- ples ? " u About three hundred and fifty thousand, " replied his father ; " but there does not appear to be so many. On approaching the city from the sea, one would hardly imagine how many human beings are huddled together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Have you discovered the secret ? ' " Yes. The beauty of the bay arises from a variety of circumstances. Its form is regularly curved, and all around are shining palaces, looking down upon its shores, and off upon its waters. Behind the towns and villages, the hills and mountains rise abruptly, and seem to stand as high towers charged with molten tor- rents, which they are ready to pour out upon the surrounding country. " 184 THE PERCY FAMILY.
" Charming scene ! I do not wonder at the old sa...ying. " " What do you refer to ? ' " ' See Naples, and die. ' " " Ah, yes, that is an old saying. But we must go ashore. The steamer has come to anchor. " An hour after they were on shore, having escaped from the hungry boatmen, custom-house officials, and policemen. As they were on the way to the hotel, Walter asked, " How many inhabitants are there in Na- ples ? " u About three hundred and fifty thousand, " replied his father ; " but there does not appear to be so many. On approaching the city from the sea, one would hardly imagine how many human beings are huddled together.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel C Daniel Clarke Eddy to read onlineMoreLess
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