Charity Chance a Novel
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In her restless impatience with Babblemouth and its trivialities, one thing she longed for more than all, — intercourse with people whose minds were lifted above littlenesses upon great ideas. No poet had ever been known in Babblemouth, except the little shoemaker on the quay, who recommended inelegant boots in limping verse, and drove a thriving trade in consequence.
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Attracted by the sound of voices, she went quickly down a long passage to a door at the ...back of the house. It opened into a paved court at the foot of a terrace, beyond which a large walled garden ran up the hillside.
Here in the cool several people were seated. Theodosia Mortimer, with her mother and some of her sisters, Mrs.
Poltimore-Briggs and Graham. They had gathered in a semicircle around a stranger, who leaned back in his chair smoking a cigar- ette. Upon the ground close to his hand, which hung over the arm of the chair, lay a small red volume he had just put down.
As she came into the doorway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In her restless impatience with Babblemouth and its trivialities, one thing she longed for more than all, — intercourse with people whose minds were lifted above littlenesses upon great ideas. No poet had ever been known in Babblemouth, except the little shoemaker on the quay, who recommended inelegant boots in limping verse, and drove a thriving trade in consequence.
Digitized by CjOOQIC 78 CHARITY CHANCE.
Attracted by the sound of voices, she went quickly down a long passage to a door at the ...back of the house. It opened into a paved court at the foot of a terrace, beyond which a large walled garden ran up the hillside.
Here in the cool several people were seated. Theodosia Mortimer, with her mother and some of her sisters, Mrs.
Poltimore-Briggs and Graham. They had gathered in a semicircle around a stranger, who leaned back in his chair smoking a cigar- ette. Upon the ground close to his hand, which hung over the arm of the chair, lay a small red volume he had just put down.
As she came into the doorway.
What to read after Charity Chance a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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