Autobiographical Sketches 8 6
Autobiographical Sketches 8 6
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On February 12th, I started on my first lecturing tour in the provinces. After lecturing at Birkenhead on the evening of that day, I started bythe night mail for Glasgow. Some races--dog races, I think--had beengoing on, and very unpleasant were many of the passengers waiting on theplatform. Some Birkenhead friends had secured me a compartment, andwatched over me till the train began to move. Then, after we had fairlystarted, the door was flung open by a porter and a man was thrust in whohalf t...umbled on to the seat. As he slowly recovered, he stood up, and ashis money rolled out of his hand on to the floor and he gazed vaguely atit, I saw, to my horror, that he was drunk. The position was pleasant, for the train was an express and was not timed to stop for a considerabletime. My odious fellow-passenger spent some time on the floor hunting forhis scattered coins. Then he slowly gathered himself up, and presentlybecame conscious of my presence. He studied me for some time and thenproposed to shut the window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On February 12th, I started on my first lecturing tour in the provinces. After lecturing at Birkenhead on the evening of that day, I started bythe night mail for Glasgow. Some races--dog races, I think--had beengoing on, and very unpleasant were many of the passengers waiting on theplatform. Some Birkenhead friends had secured me a compartment, andwatched over me till the train began to move. Then, after we had fairlystarted, the door was flung open by a porter and a man was thrust in whohalf t...umbled on to the seat. As he slowly recovered, he stood up, and ashis money rolled out of his hand on to the floor and he gazed vaguely atit, I saw, to my horror, that he was drunk. The position was pleasant, for the train was an express and was not timed to stop for a considerabletime. My odious fellow-passenger spent some time on the floor hunting forhis scattered coins. Then he slowly gathered himself up, and presentlybecame conscious of my presence. He studied me for some time and thenproposed to shut the window.
What to read after Autobiographical Sketches 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Besant to read onlineMoreLess
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