Life in London
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On their way thither they passed a large building, into which severalpeople were entering, and as the outside of the place was ornamentedwith handbills, they paused to read them. They ran thus:-- "HALL OF SCIENCE. --A Lecture will be delivered in this Hall on Sunday evening, at half past six, by Professor Martin, on 'The Uses of Reason. ' Young men are cordially invited to attend.
"What is truth? Search and see. " "Do you know anything of this Professor Martin?" asked Dixon. "Is heworth hea...ring?" "A friend of mine told me he had heard him, a little while ago, and wasnever better pleased with any lecture, " Ashton answered. "Shall we putup here for the evening?" "Is he a preacher, or a mere lecturer?" asked George. The questionattracted the attention of a person entering the Hall; and, turning toGeorge, he answered:-- "Professor Martin is one of those best of all preachers. He can interestwithout sending you to sleep, and his discourses are full of soundwisdom. He is a lover of truth, and advocates the only way to arrive atit, which is by unfettered thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On their way thither they passed a large building, into which severalpeople were entering, and as the outside of the place was ornamentedwith handbills, they paused to read them. They ran thus:-- "HALL OF SCIENCE. --A Lecture will be delivered in this Hall on Sunday evening, at half past six, by Professor Martin, on 'The Uses of Reason. ' Young men are cordially invited to attend.
"What is truth? Search and see. " "Do you know anything of this Professor Martin?" asked Dixon. "Is heworth hea...ring?" "A friend of mine told me he had heard him, a little while ago, and wasnever better pleased with any lecture, " Ashton answered. "Shall we putup here for the evening?" "Is he a preacher, or a mere lecturer?" asked George. The questionattracted the attention of a person entering the Hall; and, turning toGeorge, he answered:-- "Professor Martin is one of those best of all preachers. He can interestwithout sending you to sleep, and his discourses are full of soundwisdom. He is a lover of truth, and advocates the only way to arrive atit, which is by unfettered thought.
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