In Macao 8 8
In Macao 8 8
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Adams would have certainly preferred to spend the whole evening in thefamily circle, but Dom Pedro urged him with so much, and such unusualkindness to accompany him to the gambling house that he consented, andat about eleven o'clock the two young men left the Praya and walked intothe town beneath the soft lights of the oil lamps. The streets weredeserted as usual, here and there a policeman, hooded like a pilgrim, sauntered leisurely along, or the Chinese watchman with drum andclapper woke the ...echoes of the lonely ways warning thieves of hisapproach.
The only illuminated houses were fan-tan houses and these presentlybecame numerous; now and then music was heard but not of a veryseductive kind. Into one of the largest and most gaily decorated houses, Dom Pedro and Robert Adams went, climbing to the second floor by stairsbordered with shrubs in huge Chinese pots.
The main playing room contained several tables or counters arrangedalong the walls, behind which sat the croupiers; at one of these DomPedro stopped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adams would have certainly preferred to spend the whole evening in thefamily circle, but Dom Pedro urged him with so much, and such unusualkindness to accompany him to the gambling house that he consented, andat about eleven o'clock the two young men left the Praya and walked intothe town beneath the soft lights of the oil lamps. The streets weredeserted as usual, here and there a policeman, hooded like a pilgrim, sauntered leisurely along, or the Chinese watchman with drum andclapper woke the ...echoes of the lonely ways warning thieves of hisapproach.
The only illuminated houses were fan-tan houses and these presentlybecame numerous; now and then music was heard but not of a veryseductive kind. Into one of the largest and most gaily decorated houses, Dom Pedro and Robert Adams went, climbing to the second floor by stairsbordered with shrubs in huge Chinese pots.
The main playing room contained several tables or counters arrangedalong the walls, behind which sat the croupiers; at one of these DomPedro stopped.
What to read after In Macao 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gunnison Charles A. to read onlineMoreLess
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