J. S. Le Fanu's Ghostly Tales, volume 4
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An', as for the squire, that is the sperit, whether itwas that he did not like his liquor, or by rason iv the loss iv his leg, he was never known to walk again. " * * * * * THE MYSTERIOUS LODGER PART I About the year 1822 I resided in a comfortable and roomy old house, theexact locality of which I need not particularise, further than to saythat it was not very far from Old Brompton, in the immediateneighbourhood, or rather continuity (as even my Connemara readersperfectly well know), of the ren...owned city of London.
Though this house was roomy and comfortable, as I have said, it was not, by any means, a handsome one. It was composed of dark red brick, withsmall windows, and thick white sashes; a porch, too--none of your flimsytrellis-work, but a solid projection of the same vermillionmasonry--surmounted by a leaded balcony, with heavy, half-rottenbalustrades, darkened the hall-door with a perennial gloom. The mansionitself stood in a walled enclosure, which had, perhaps, from the date ofthe erection itself, been devoted to shrubs and flowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An', as for the squire, that is the sperit, whether itwas that he did not like his liquor, or by rason iv the loss iv his leg, he was never known to walk again. " * * * * * THE MYSTERIOUS LODGER PART I About the year 1822 I resided in a comfortable and roomy old house, theexact locality of which I need not particularise, further than to saythat it was not very far from Old Brompton, in the immediateneighbourhood, or rather continuity (as even my Connemara readersperfectly well know), of the ren...owned city of London.
Though this house was roomy and comfortable, as I have said, it was not, by any means, a handsome one. It was composed of dark red brick, withsmall windows, and thick white sashes; a porch, too--none of your flimsytrellis-work, but a solid projection of the same vermillionmasonry--surmounted by a leaded balcony, with heavy, half-rottenbalustrades, darkened the hall-door with a perennial gloom. The mansionitself stood in a walled enclosure, which had, perhaps, from the date ofthe erection itself, been devoted to shrubs and flowers.
What to read after J. S. Le Fanu's Ghostly Tales, volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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