Fenwicks Career 8 3
Fenwicks Career 8 3
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He was in a hurry to be off; but he could not make up hismind--superstitiously--to put out the lights. So, after lingering afew moments before her, in this tremor of imagination and of pleasure, he left her thus, radiant and haloed!--the patron saint in charge.
On his way out he found an anxious landlady upon his path. Mrs. Gibbswas soon made happy, so far as promises could do it, and in anotherminute he was in a hansom speeding westward. It was nearly seveno'clock on a mild April evening. The ...streets were full, the shopsstill open. As he passed along Oxford Street, monarch it seemed of allhe beheld, his eyes fell on Peter Robinson's windows, glittering withlights, and gay with spring ribbons, laces, and bright silks. An idearushed into his mind. Only the week before, on his first visit tothe new Chelsea quarters whither Cuningham and Watson had betakenthemselves, he had stumbled upon an odd little scene in the stillbare, ungarnished studio. Cuningham, who had been making money withsome rapidity of late, was displaying before the half-sympathetic, half-sarcastic eyes of Watson, some presents that he was just sendingoff to his mother and sisters in Scotland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was in a hurry to be off; but he could not make up hismind--superstitiously--to put out the lights. So, after lingering afew moments before her, in this tremor of imagination and of pleasure, he left her thus, radiant and haloed!--the patron saint in charge.
On his way out he found an anxious landlady upon his path. Mrs. Gibbswas soon made happy, so far as promises could do it, and in anotherminute he was in a hansom speeding westward. It was nearly seveno'clock on a mild April evening. The ...streets were full, the shopsstill open. As he passed along Oxford Street, monarch it seemed of allhe beheld, his eyes fell on Peter Robinson's windows, glittering withlights, and gay with spring ribbons, laces, and bright silks. An idearushed into his mind. Only the week before, on his first visit tothe new Chelsea quarters whither Cuningham and Watson had betakenthemselves, he had stumbled upon an odd little scene in the stillbare, ungarnished studio. Cuningham, who had been making money withsome rapidity of late, was displaying before the half-sympathetic, half-sarcastic eyes of Watson, some presents that he was just sendingoff to his mother and sisters in Scotland.
What to read after Fenwicks Career 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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