Alone in London
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He was averse to change; yet this littlehouse, with its single room, to which he had moved when she forsook him, was too scanty in its accommodation. He had made up a rude sort of bedfor himself under the counter in the shop, and was quite ready to give uphis own to Susan and his little love, as he called Dolly; but would Susanlet him have his own way in this, and many other things? He provided asumptuous tea, and added a fresh salad to it from the greengrocer's nextdoor; but though he and Doll...y waited and watched till long after thechild's bed-time, taking occasional snatches of bread and butter, stillSusan did not arrive. At length a postman entered the little shop with anoise which made Oliver's heart beat violently, and tossed a letter downupon the counter. He carried it to the door, where there was still lightenough to read it, and saw that it was in Susan's handwriting.
"MY DEAR AND DEAREST FATHER, "My heart is almost broke, betwixt one thing and another. His regimentis to set sail immediate, and the colonel's lady has offered me veryhandsome wages to go out with her as lady's maid, her own havingdisappointed her at the last moment; which I could do very well, knowingthe dressmaking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was averse to change; yet this littlehouse, with its single room, to which he had moved when she forsook him, was too scanty in its accommodation. He had made up a rude sort of bedfor himself under the counter in the shop, and was quite ready to give uphis own to Susan and his little love, as he called Dolly; but would Susanlet him have his own way in this, and many other things? He provided asumptuous tea, and added a fresh salad to it from the greengrocer's nextdoor; but though he and Doll...y waited and watched till long after thechild's bed-time, taking occasional snatches of bread and butter, stillSusan did not arrive. At length a postman entered the little shop with anoise which made Oliver's heart beat violently, and tossed a letter downupon the counter. He carried it to the door, where there was still lightenough to read it, and saw that it was in Susan's handwriting.
"MY DEAR AND DEAREST FATHER, "My heart is almost broke, betwixt one thing and another. His regimentis to set sail immediate, and the colonel's lady has offered me veryhandsome wages to go out with her as lady's maid, her own havingdisappointed her at the last moment; which I could do very well, knowingthe dressmaking.
What to read after Alone in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stretton Hesba to read onlineMoreLess
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