A Looker On in London
A Looker On in London
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One or two of the women were decently dressed, but they, too, shouted with laughter, wrestled and struggled and screamed like furies. Attracted by the up- roar the chief came riding back and sternly commanded the police to put a stop to the disturbance, which, for a few seconds they endeavored to do; then the tumult be- gan again and continued until the procession was in sight.
The people were not actually violating any law, and con- sequently could not be "given in charge." At three o'clock th...e Queen's trumpeters rode slowly up Piccadilly Digitized by Google The Princess Maud's Wedding 1 6 1 in their splendid uniform stiff with gold lace, and kettle drums and trumpets from which depended richly em- broidered banners ; the wedding was over, and then came the procession returning from Buckingham Palace to Marlborough House, a pageant which was both brief and disappointing, with few soldiers and no music, not even the beating of drums. First the bride and groom ap- peared in one of the gilded state carriages, with the Queen's monogram "V.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One or two of the women were decently dressed, but they, too, shouted with laughter, wrestled and struggled and screamed like furies. Attracted by the up- roar the chief came riding back and sternly commanded the police to put a stop to the disturbance, which, for a few seconds they endeavored to do; then the tumult be- gan again and continued until the procession was in sight.
The people were not actually violating any law, and con- sequently could not be "given in charge." At three o'clock th...e Queen's trumpeters rode slowly up Piccadilly Digitized by Google The Princess Maud's Wedding 1 6 1 in their splendid uniform stiff with gold lace, and kettle drums and trumpets from which depended richly em- broidered banners ; the wedding was over, and then came the procession returning from Buckingham Palace to Marlborough House, a pageant which was both brief and disappointing, with few soldiers and no music, not even the beating of drums. First the bride and groom ap- peared in one of the gilded state carriages, with the Queen's monogram "V.
What to read after A Looker On in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary H Mary Hannah Krout to read onlineMoreLess
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