An Editors Retrospect Fifty Years of Newspaper Work
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" In a few minutes we were there. The lad ran ahead of us, and we were met at the porched door by a stalwart handsome lass, who gave us a warm welcome. She threw open the door on the right- hand side of the lobby and asked us to walk in. What a place it was ! The lobby was boulder- paved. The smell of stale peat reek was as over- powering as any odour I ever found in Cologne. The room had all the smell, with additions of its own of a damp and earthy kind. The fire-grate was rusty. The paper tha...t had decorated the walls hung in festoons, mouldy with damp. There were an old sofa, some chairs, and a table that looked and smelt as if they had belonged to the first half-civilised chief of a Highland clan. We looked, we sniffed, we wondered. Was it better to be in such a room than out in the fresh clean rain ? However, nature is weak. The next inn was fourteen miles away — perhaps more. The desire for refreshment had sprung up. So we stayed.
The stalwart maid could not get us whisky — the landlord was at the preaching, and had the keys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In a few minutes we were there. The lad ran ahead of us, and we were met at the porched door by a stalwart handsome lass, who gave us a warm welcome. She threw open the door on the right- hand side of the lobby and asked us to walk in. What a place it was ! The lobby was boulder- paved. The smell of stale peat reek was as over- powering as any odour I ever found in Cologne. The room had all the smell, with additions of its own of a damp and earthy kind. The fire-grate was rusty. The paper tha...t had decorated the walls hung in festoons, mouldy with damp. There were an old sofa, some chairs, and a table that looked and smelt as if they had belonged to the first half-civilised chief of a Highland clan. We looked, we sniffed, we wondered. Was it better to be in such a room than out in the fresh clean rain ? However, nature is weak. The next inn was fourteen miles away — perhaps more. The desire for refreshment had sprung up. So we stayed.
The stalwart maid could not get us whisky — the landlord was at the preaching, and had the keys.
What to read after An Editors Retrospect Fifty Years of Newspaper Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Alfred Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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