Coaching Days And Coaching Ways
Coaching Days And Coaching Ways
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He departed, using strange words.
The White Hart, another inn at Rochester almost opposite the Bull and Victoria, now presents the appear- ance of a small public-house ; but it can boast some antiquity in its way, having been built in the reign of Richard the Second, and in 1667 sheltered the inquisi- tive head of Mr. Samuel Pepys an incident which, re- membering that Samuel was no enemy of good cheer, makes it probable that in those good old days it was the best inn in the place. Pepys was at ...Rochester on some business connected with the Admiralty and dockyards. He went to the Cathedral, but left before the service, strolled into the fields, viewed Sir F. Clark's pretty seat, and then retired to a cherry garden, where he met with an adventure in the shape of a young, plain, silly shop- keeper, who had a pretty young woman as his wife. Mrs. Pepys not being present, on this plain shopkeeper's pretty wife the susceptible Samuel threw deathly glances. He also kissed her, I am sorry to have to say, and they then ate their dinners together, and walked in the fields till dark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He departed, using strange words.
The White Hart, another inn at Rochester almost opposite the Bull and Victoria, now presents the appear- ance of a small public-house ; but it can boast some antiquity in its way, having been built in the reign of Richard the Second, and in 1667 sheltered the inquisi- tive head of Mr. Samuel Pepys an incident which, re- membering that Samuel was no enemy of good cheer, makes it probable that in those good old days it was the best inn in the place. Pepys was at ...Rochester on some business connected with the Admiralty and dockyards. He went to the Cathedral, but left before the service, strolled into the fields, viewed Sir F. Clark's pretty seat, and then retired to a cherry garden, where he met with an adventure in the shape of a young, plain, silly shop- keeper, who had a pretty young woman as his wife. Mrs. Pepys not being present, on this plain shopkeeper's pretty wife the susceptible Samuel threw deathly glances. He also kissed her, I am sorry to have to say, and they then ate their dinners together, and walked in the fields till dark.
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