Bessie's Fortune
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It was a scorchingly hot day, and Jack was perspiring at every pore, butBessie was fresh and bright as ever, and eager to go to the Abbey andthe Parliament House, and possibly _somewhere else_, and Jack obeyed herwith an inward groan, and went where she wished to go, and marveled ather knowledge of and interest in everything pertaining to Westminsterand its surroundings. Never in his life had Jack Trevellian been astired as he was that night, with a back which ached so hard that heactually boug...ht a plaster for it next morning, and, thus strengthenedand fortified, started again on his mission. Kensington Museum, theBritish Museum, the National Gallery, Crystal Palace, Hampton Court, andthe Queen's Stables were all visited by turn, and then they went for aday to Alexandra Palace, and saw an opera, a play, a ballot, twocircuses, and rope-walking, all for a shilling, which to Bessie's frugalmind was best of all.
That night Jack was more worn out than ever, and his back ached worsethan after the Tower, and though Bessie was to leave the next day forhome, he did not go to Abingdon Road in the evening, but went to bedinstead, and deferred his good-by until the morrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a scorchingly hot day, and Jack was perspiring at every pore, butBessie was fresh and bright as ever, and eager to go to the Abbey andthe Parliament House, and possibly _somewhere else_, and Jack obeyed herwith an inward groan, and went where she wished to go, and marveled ather knowledge of and interest in everything pertaining to Westminsterand its surroundings. Never in his life had Jack Trevellian been astired as he was that night, with a back which ached so hard that heactually boug...ht a plaster for it next morning, and, thus strengthenedand fortified, started again on his mission. Kensington Museum, theBritish Museum, the National Gallery, Crystal Palace, Hampton Court, andthe Queen's Stables were all visited by turn, and then they went for aday to Alexandra Palace, and saw an opera, a play, a ballot, twocircuses, and rope-walking, all for a shilling, which to Bessie's frugalmind was best of all.
That night Jack was more worn out than ever, and his back ached worsethan after the Tower, and though Bessie was to leave the next day forhome, he did not go to Abingdon Road in the evening, but went to bedinstead, and deferred his good-by until the morrow.
What to read after Bessie's Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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