Hairy London
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The explosion had been created from mashed potatoes, while the joannas were transported on steam-driven eelograms. Hundreds of Cockneighs swarmed across the hair of Whitechapel High Street, so many in fact that the hair was plastered down by mud and moisture, becoming little more obstacle than a Spitalfields Zephyr.“Trapped,” Sheremy wailed. “Trapped, and so close to home.”By now the outliers of the uprising were near, and two fat women dressed in nightshirts and carrying flaming torches approac...hed them.“’Oo are yer?” one asked.“Speak to them, speak to them,” Sheremy whispered, nudging Missus forward.“Don’t you go mistakin’ me for one o’ them,” Missus said, annoyed. “I’m the daughter of a princess, remember?”“But they’re your... type.”An expression of anger passed into Missus’ face, but before she could reply the fat woman said, “Well I recognise your type, mister. You’re a nob, even if yer lady ain’t. I’m gonna march yer both to the Pearly King and Queen.”“No,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The explosion had been created from mashed potatoes, while the joannas were transported on steam-driven eelograms. Hundreds of Cockneighs swarmed across the hair of Whitechapel High Street, so many in fact that the hair was plastered down by mud and moisture, becoming little more obstacle than a Spitalfields Zephyr.“Trapped,” Sheremy wailed. “Trapped, and so close to home.”By now the outliers of the uprising were near, and two fat women dressed in nightshirts and carrying flaming torches approac...hed them.“’Oo are yer?” one asked.“Speak to them, speak to them,” Sheremy whispered, nudging Missus forward.“Don’t you go mistakin’ me for one o’ them,” Missus said, annoyed. “I’m the daughter of a princess, remember?”“But they’re your... type.”An expression of anger passed into Missus’ face, but before she could reply the fat woman said, “Well I recognise your type, mister. You’re a nob, even if yer lady ain’t. I’m gonna march yer both to the Pearly King and Queen.”“No,”
What to read after Hairy London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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