Donovan a Novel
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I found after a time I couldn't stand it. And then I went in for congestion of the lungs, that was last January. As soon as might be, I went abroad, but at Monaco had a relapse, which kept me back for another month. A little later, I found that I must break with my old friends and give up the sort of life I'd been living. I came back to England, and tried hard to find work, and by living cheaply, managed to spin out my money for a little while. I very nearly got a place as secretary at Exeter, ...but the man asked me point-blank what religious views I ONE AND ALL. 247 held, and that settled the question. I'd scarcely anything left then, but I made up my mind to come to Plymouth, and walked across Dart- moor. There T almost came to grief in a bog — it's a thousand pities I didn't quite — but Waif and a good Devonshire man hauled me out. The next day I came on to Plymouth, without a farthing, as I told you, and yesterday morn- ing, being ill, either from the hours I spent in the bog, or from the unusual bed of stones, I felt only fit to crawl on to Porthkerran, hoping that you might help me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I found after a time I couldn't stand it. And then I went in for congestion of the lungs, that was last January. As soon as might be, I went abroad, but at Monaco had a relapse, which kept me back for another month. A little later, I found that I must break with my old friends and give up the sort of life I'd been living. I came back to England, and tried hard to find work, and by living cheaply, managed to spin out my money for a little while. I very nearly got a place as secretary at Exeter, ...but the man asked me point-blank what religious views I ONE AND ALL. 247 held, and that settled the question. I'd scarcely anything left then, but I made up my mind to come to Plymouth, and walked across Dart- moor. There T almost came to grief in a bog — it's a thousand pities I didn't quite — but Waif and a good Devonshire man hauled me out. The next day I came on to Plymouth, without a farthing, as I told you, and yesterday morn- ing, being ill, either from the hours I spent in the bog, or from the unusual bed of stones, I felt only fit to crawl on to Porthkerran, hoping that you might help me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyall Edna to read onlineMoreLess
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