Incidents And Appalling Trials And Treatment of Elizabeth R. Hill, From the Plotting Citizen Confederacies in Worcester County, Mass
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My thinking out loud — that's the Atlas hotel kitchens. " Are you, lady, wishing to go there ?" So much for thinking out loud. " Yes." " We are going there — we have stopped there the past week." The parties speaking were two women hanging on one man.
Very suspicious looking to me. Soon in the great reception room, and clusters of mortals were round the tables in every direction. As I aimed to go direct for my linen bag, &g., " Do stop here a moment, lady, you look as though you could not get u...p stairs without help," &g. "lam very weary, (the man and other lady going in different directions — from tlie moment that woman spoke to me I knew they were pick- pockets, as if it were spoken from heaven), but fully compe- tent to do all I have to do." Lady: "You here alone?" " Yes." " That lady and her husband that have gone to supper — " " They have supper in different directions." A cooler. " I was going to say, I room alone next to theirs, and I would like to have you room with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My thinking out loud — that's the Atlas hotel kitchens. " Are you, lady, wishing to go there ?" So much for thinking out loud. " Yes." " We are going there — we have stopped there the past week." The parties speaking were two women hanging on one man.
Very suspicious looking to me. Soon in the great reception room, and clusters of mortals were round the tables in every direction. As I aimed to go direct for my linen bag, &g., " Do stop here a moment, lady, you look as though you could not get u...p stairs without help," &g. "lam very weary, (the man and other lady going in different directions — from tlie moment that woman spoke to me I knew they were pick- pockets, as if it were spoken from heaven), but fully compe- tent to do all I have to do." Lady: "You here alone?" " Yes." " That lady and her husband that have gone to supper — " " They have supper in different directions." A cooler. " I was going to say, I room alone next to theirs, and I would like to have you room with me.
What to read after Incidents And Appalling Trials And Treatment of Elizabeth R. Hill, From the Plotting Citizen Confederacies in Worcester County, Mass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill, Elizabeth R., B. 1826 to read onlineMoreLess
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