Liza of Lambeth
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She stopped speaking, and all four were silent. Then slowly she felt Tom's arm steal round her waist, cautiously, as though it were afraid of being there ; this time both she and Tom were happy. But suddenly there was a movement on the other side of her, a hand was advanced along her leg, and her hand was grasped and gently pressed. It was Jim Blakeston. She started a little and began trembling so that Tom noticed it, and whispered: "You're cold, Liza. " "Na, I'm not, Tom; it's only a sort of s...hiver thet went through me. " His arm gave her waist a squeeze, and at the same time the big rough hand pressed her little one. And so she sat between them till they reached the "Red Lion" in the Westmin- ster Bridge Road, and Tom said to himself, "I believe she does care for me after all. " 76 Liza of Lambeth When they got down they all said good- night, and Sally and Liza, with their respective slaves and the Blakestons, marched off home- wards. At the corner of Vere Street Harry said to Tom and Blakeston: "I say, you blokes, let's go an' 'ave another drink before closin' time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stopped speaking, and all four were silent. Then slowly she felt Tom's arm steal round her waist, cautiously, as though it were afraid of being there ; this time both she and Tom were happy. But suddenly there was a movement on the other side of her, a hand was advanced along her leg, and her hand was grasped and gently pressed. It was Jim Blakeston. She started a little and began trembling so that Tom noticed it, and whispered: "You're cold, Liza. " "Na, I'm not, Tom; it's only a sort of s...hiver thet went through me. " His arm gave her waist a squeeze, and at the same time the big rough hand pressed her little one. And so she sat between them till they reached the "Red Lion" in the Westmin- ster Bridge Road, and Tom said to himself, "I believe she does care for me after all. " 76 Liza of Lambeth When they got down they all said good- night, and Sally and Liza, with their respective slaves and the Blakestons, marched off home- wards. At the corner of Vere Street Harry said to Tom and Blakeston: "I say, you blokes, let's go an' 'ave another drink before closin' time.
What to read after Liza of Lambeth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Somerset William Somerset Maugham to read onlineMoreLess
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