The Portrait
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In the waning, early-evening light, his gaze roamed lovingly over the sprawling, half-timbered Tudor mansion set deep within a valley, noting its gentle air of noble neglect. The weeds that sprang from paving and the ivy that shaded the windowpanes proved almost too much for him, since he knew such would not have been allowed if the old earl, his father, was alive.It was a bittersweet homecoming. The journey had left him unbelievably weary, but the mere sight of the house, seen from its parkland... approach, gave him a peace of mind he had not experienced for some while. He wished nothing more than to be within its familiar, welcoming portals.His wounds still plagued him, and at times he swore he could still feel the fingers of his left hand moving. Alas, he'd heard of like cases among his fellow wounded and knew this to be nothing more than the effects of the amputation, which would disappear with time. He'd been assured that the angry scarring to his body, where the cannonball had torn his flesh, would fade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the waning, early-evening light, his gaze roamed lovingly over the sprawling, half-timbered Tudor mansion set deep within a valley, noting its gentle air of noble neglect. The weeds that sprang from paving and the ivy that shaded the windowpanes proved almost too much for him, since he knew such would not have been allowed if the old earl, his father, was alive.It was a bittersweet homecoming. The journey had left him unbelievably weary, but the mere sight of the house, seen from its parkland... approach, gave him a peace of mind he had not experienced for some while. He wished nothing more than to be within its familiar, welcoming portals.His wounds still plagued him, and at times he swore he could still feel the fingers of his left hand moving. Alas, he'd heard of like cases among his fellow wounded and knew this to be nothing more than the effects of the amputation, which would disappear with time. He'd been assured that the angry scarring to his body, where the cannonball had torn his flesh, would fade.
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