Ione March
Ione March
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" But within other things were happening, which need not be expressed in detail. Sufficient that within half an hour after lone had caught her Albert Bridge 'bus, three battered and dishevelled young men had reached the pavement — in detachments of one at a time. The first arrival, Mr. Kearney Judd, ensconced himself promptly in a hansom, and was driven to the back en- trance of his hotel.
" And what do you think of your precious plan now, Mr. Napoleon, Junior, " sneered Webster, " and what are... you going to do about getting me into a new crib . ? " The reply of Mr. Chadford Eaton need not be chronicled.
t6o CHAPTER XVIII TWO WAIFS OF THE CITY IN this cataclysmic fashion lone found herself once more at a loose end. The World's Wisdom Emporium had climaxed like a blown soap-bubble. While it lasted Shillabeer's had indeed afforded her a lib- eral salary, much more than sufficient for her moderate needs. And of that, together with the money she had brought from Switzerland, there remained just forty pounds, which seemed quite enough to live upon till she should find something else to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But within other things were happening, which need not be expressed in detail. Sufficient that within half an hour after lone had caught her Albert Bridge 'bus, three battered and dishevelled young men had reached the pavement — in detachments of one at a time. The first arrival, Mr. Kearney Judd, ensconced himself promptly in a hansom, and was driven to the back en- trance of his hotel.
" And what do you think of your precious plan now, Mr. Napoleon, Junior, " sneered Webster, " and what are... you going to do about getting me into a new crib . ? " The reply of Mr. Chadford Eaton need not be chronicled.
t6o CHAPTER XVIII TWO WAIFS OF THE CITY IN this cataclysmic fashion lone found herself once more at a loose end. The World's Wisdom Emporium had climaxed like a blown soap-bubble. While it lasted Shillabeer's had indeed afforded her a lib- eral salary, much more than sufficient for her moderate needs. And of that, together with the money she had brought from Switzerland, there remained just forty pounds, which seemed quite enough to live upon till she should find something else to do.
What to read after Ione March?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crockett Samuel Rutherford to read onlineMoreLess
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