Concert Pitch
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" Leeson's " was so un- like Stone House, or Gairoch. But her whole life was going to be unlike the life she had led lately; she had known that all along. Nevertheless, the outside impres- sion of this third-class temperance hotel, or boarding- house, made her heart sink. The cabman lumbered rheumatically off his seat to help with her box. She rang, and a German waiter, young, not over clean, an- swered the bell.
" Can I have a room ? Have you got rooms ? " " I will call Mr. Leeson. " She did n...ot hear the name, she was nervous, anxious that no one should see it, pretending self-possession. She overpaid the cabman, following her box and the German waiter into the hall that smelt of mutton or candle-grease, or many lodgers. She sat on a wooden chair in the hall whilst the proprietor was being fetched. The desire to cry had left her; she was entirely occupied in keeping up the appearance of self-possession, as if all that was happening was nothing new to her. She need not have troubled. Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Leeson's " was so un- like Stone House, or Gairoch. But her whole life was going to be unlike the life she had led lately; she had known that all along. Nevertheless, the outside impres- sion of this third-class temperance hotel, or boarding- house, made her heart sink. The cabman lumbered rheumatically off his seat to help with her box. She rang, and a German waiter, young, not over clean, an- swered the bell.
" Can I have a room ? Have you got rooms ? " " I will call Mr. Leeson. " She did n...ot hear the name, she was nervous, anxious that no one should see it, pretending self-possession. She overpaid the cabman, following her box and the German waiter into the hall that smelt of mutton or candle-grease, or many lodgers. She sat on a wooden chair in the hall whilst the proprietor was being fetched. The desire to cry had left her; she was entirely occupied in keeping up the appearance of self-possession, as if all that was happening was nothing new to her. She need not have troubled. Mr.
What to read after Concert Pitch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Frankau to read onlineMoreLess
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