Birds of Prey
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GEORGE SHELDON'S PROSPECTS.
For George Sheldon the passing years had brought very littleimprovement of fortune. He occupied his old dingy chambers in Gray'sInn, which had grown more dingy under the hand of Time; and he was wontto sit in his second-floor window on sultry summer Sundays, smoking hissolitary cigar, and listening to the cawing of the rooks in the gardensbeneath him, mingled with the voices of rebellious children, and shrillmothers threatening to "do for them, " or to "flay them ali...ve, " inSomebody's Rents below. The lawyer used to be quite meditative on thoseSunday afternoons, and would wonder what sort of a fellow Lord Baconwas, and how he contrived to get into a mess about taking bribes, whenso many other fellows had done it quietly enough before the Lord ofVerulam's day, and even yet more quietly since--agreeably instigatedthereto by the casuistry of Escobar.
Mr. Sheldon's prospects were by no means promising. From afar off hebeheld his brother's star shining steadily in the commercial firmament;but, except for an occasional dinner, he was very little the better forthe stockbroker's existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GEORGE SHELDON'S PROSPECTS.
For George Sheldon the passing years had brought very littleimprovement of fortune. He occupied his old dingy chambers in Gray'sInn, which had grown more dingy under the hand of Time; and he was wontto sit in his second-floor window on sultry summer Sundays, smoking hissolitary cigar, and listening to the cawing of the rooks in the gardensbeneath him, mingled with the voices of rebellious children, and shrillmothers threatening to "do for them, " or to "flay them ali...ve, " inSomebody's Rents below. The lawyer used to be quite meditative on thoseSunday afternoons, and would wonder what sort of a fellow Lord Baconwas, and how he contrived to get into a mess about taking bribes, whenso many other fellows had done it quietly enough before the Lord ofVerulam's day, and even yet more quietly since--agreeably instigatedthereto by the casuistry of Escobar.
Mr. Sheldon's prospects were by no means promising. From afar off hebeheld his brother's star shining steadily in the commercial firmament;but, except for an occasional dinner, he was very little the better forthe stockbroker's existence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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