From Whitechapel to Camelot
From Whitechapel to Camelot
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Pushington. "Of course, I beg your pardon. I forgot that there were 700 years between you and me. I might have seen that by your costume. However, I take no count of time and space, I live in the nineteenth centun. -, and deal in telegraphs and steam engines. " " Then perhaps you're a manufacturer ? " " That's exactly what I am, " said Mr. Pushington. " The whole world is my big machine and I move it. " This seemed to Willie rather a large order, even for a big manu- facturer, and he looked a b...it incredulous.
" Oh you needn't shake your head, " said Mr. Pushington, " perhaps you'd like me to convince you. Look here, " and Mr. Pushington opened a little black bag that he carried, and fetched out a long 32 FROM WHITECHAPEL TO CAMELOT.
parti-coloured tube, with glass at both ends, but smaller at the end where you put your eye. On the outside was painted, " P. Pushing- ton " and "A present for a good boy. International Exhibition, 1851. " " Hold it up to your eye and click it round by degress, " said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pushington. "Of course, I beg your pardon. I forgot that there were 700 years between you and me. I might have seen that by your costume. However, I take no count of time and space, I live in the nineteenth centun. -, and deal in telegraphs and steam engines. " " Then perhaps you're a manufacturer ? " " That's exactly what I am, " said Mr. Pushington. " The whole world is my big machine and I move it. " This seemed to Willie rather a large order, even for a big manu- facturer, and he looked a b...it incredulous.
" Oh you needn't shake your head, " said Mr. Pushington, " perhaps you'd like me to convince you. Look here, " and Mr. Pushington opened a little black bag that he carried, and fetched out a long 32 FROM WHITECHAPEL TO CAMELOT.
parti-coloured tube, with glass at both ends, but smaller at the end where you put your eye. On the outside was painted, " P. Pushing- ton " and "A present for a good boy. International Exhibition, 1851. " " Hold it up to your eye and click it round by degress, " said Mr.
What to read after From Whitechapel to Camelot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ashbee, C. R. (Charles Robert), 1863-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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