A Sailors Home And Other Stories
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Toms, "to say nothing of being let 'old her 'and when guns are going off and a dark drive 'ome in a four-wheel cab, behind a nuffy 'orse, if ever I see one. And yet if 268 A Sailor's Home you was to ast me on my oath, 'Do you see signs of any- thing like comin' to the p'int?' if my lips were to breathe their last this minute! 'Yes' I could not bring myself to say. We have been to the Harcade in Covent Garden, and likewise the Tower, which with them nar- row twisty stone stairs full of corners, ...and the thumb- blocks and screw-jaxes, and iron gentlemen grinnin* 'orrid at you with 'alberds in their 'ands, fairly swarms with opportunities, if you'll excuse me, sir, for saying so. Also we have been to the British Museum, where many a young couple with mutual hobelisk" I believe Mrs. Toms meant "object, " but became confused by associa- tions "in view, has come to an understandin'. An' to the New Law Courts an' Westminster Abbey, to say nothing of the Zoologicum Gardens an' both of you like pictur's ridin' on a nelefunk as kep' twistin* 'is little tail round like a negg- whisk, as the keeper said were not temper, but pleasure in the exercise alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toms, "to say nothing of being let 'old her 'and when guns are going off and a dark drive 'ome in a four-wheel cab, behind a nuffy 'orse, if ever I see one. And yet if 268 A Sailor's Home you was to ast me on my oath, 'Do you see signs of any- thing like comin' to the p'int?' if my lips were to breathe their last this minute! 'Yes' I could not bring myself to say. We have been to the Harcade in Covent Garden, and likewise the Tower, which with them nar- row twisty stone stairs full of corners, ...and the thumb- blocks and screw-jaxes, and iron gentlemen grinnin* 'orrid at you with 'alberds in their 'ands, fairly swarms with opportunities, if you'll excuse me, sir, for saying so. Also we have been to the British Museum, where many a young couple with mutual hobelisk" I believe Mrs. Toms meant "object, " but became confused by associa- tions "in view, has come to an understandin'. An' to the New Law Courts an' Westminster Abbey, to say nothing of the Zoologicum Gardens an' both of you like pictur's ridin' on a nelefunk as kep' twistin* 'is little tail round like a negg- whisk, as the keeper said were not temper, but pleasure in the exercise alone.
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