Adrien Leroy
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what does such a waif, such a jetsam and flotsam of the world'sflowing tide, want with a home? Really, my dear boy"--or madam, if thespeaker happened to be of the gentler sex--"if ever you have occasion tosee me, I am sure to be at one of these three places: Leroy's chambers, my club--the Pallodeon, or Barminster Castle. " And accordingly, to one of these places his fashionable acquaintancesdirected their inquiries for him. Mr. Vermont, however, really possesseda home, small, it is true, but on...e quite suitable to his needs, andabsolutely secluded from the possible knowledge of his friends in thegay world.
After leaving Captain Beaumont, he had himself driven to the City. Alighting in front of a large jeweller's shop, apparently with theintention of purchasing something, he dismissed his car; then when ithad disappeared, walked quickly along the crowded thoroughfare for somedistance. At last, looking round furtively--for he was ever cautious--hedived into one of the small entrances in Lawrence Lane, and mounting twoflights of stairs, entered the front room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
what does such a waif, such a jetsam and flotsam of the world'sflowing tide, want with a home? Really, my dear boy"--or madam, if thespeaker happened to be of the gentler sex--"if ever you have occasion tosee me, I am sure to be at one of these three places: Leroy's chambers, my club--the Pallodeon, or Barminster Castle. " And accordingly, to one of these places his fashionable acquaintancesdirected their inquiries for him. Mr. Vermont, however, really possesseda home, small, it is true, but on...e quite suitable to his needs, andabsolutely secluded from the possible knowledge of his friends in thegay world.
After leaving Captain Beaumont, he had himself driven to the City. Alighting in front of a large jeweller's shop, apparently with theintention of purchasing something, he dismissed his car; then when ithad disappeared, walked quickly along the crowded thoroughfare for somedistance. At last, looking round furtively--for he was ever cautious--hedived into one of the small entrances in Lawrence Lane, and mounting twoflights of stairs, entered the front room.
What to read after Adrien Leroy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Garvice to read onlineMoreLess
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