Cleo the Magnificent
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"I fear I have no time just now, " said the Major, glancing at hiswatch. "I must be off. I wish you a very good morning, sir. " "Morgan, my boy, " cried the banker, when that gentleman at lastappeared, "I've spent the last hour tackling one of the most terriblePhilistines I have ever met. " END OF BOOK I.
BOOK II.
CHAPTER I "Which way do we go?" asked Lady Thisleton, as they stood hesitatingat a crossing-stage in Broad Street, City. "Wouldn't it be nice tostay here and philosophise?" She was dr...essed as plainly as possible in a dark brown coat and skirt, and wore a small hat and veil, so that she was not in the leastconspicuous. Both she and Morgan, having entered on the day'sadventure, were determined to enjoy it, though his mood was far frombeing whole-hearted. And, as they surveyed the slow medley ofomnibuses that moved between them and the pavement they were struck bythe scene in the same impersonal way. They did not feel that theyformed any part of it; they saw it as with the eyes of a floating, invisible spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I fear I have no time just now, " said the Major, glancing at hiswatch. "I must be off. I wish you a very good morning, sir. " "Morgan, my boy, " cried the banker, when that gentleman at lastappeared, "I've spent the last hour tackling one of the most terriblePhilistines I have ever met. " END OF BOOK I.
BOOK II.
CHAPTER I "Which way do we go?" asked Lady Thisleton, as they stood hesitatingat a crossing-stage in Broad Street, City. "Wouldn't it be nice tostay here and philosophise?" She was dr...essed as plainly as possible in a dark brown coat and skirt, and wore a small hat and veil, so that she was not in the leastconspicuous. Both she and Morgan, having entered on the day'sadventure, were determined to enjoy it, though his mood was far frombeing whole-hearted. And, as they surveyed the slow medley ofomnibuses that moved between them and the pavement they were struck bythe scene in the same impersonal way. They did not feel that theyformed any part of it; they saw it as with the eyes of a floating, invisible spirit.
What to read after Cleo the Magnificent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zangwill Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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