Madame Flirt
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Their destinationwas the Stocks Market occupying the site where the present Mansion Housestands. The Stocks Market was the principal market in London at thattime, Fleet Market was not in existence and Covent Garden, then mainly afashionable residential quarter, was only in its infancy as to the saleof fruit and vegetables.
But the Stocks Market eastwards of St. Paul's was not in the directionof Twickenham, or Twitenham as it was then called. Why then were Laviniaand Hannah wending their way thi...ther?
It was in this wise. Hannah was quick witted and fertile in resources. Moreover she was a native of Mortlake, then surrounded by fruit growingmarket gardens and especially celebrated for its plums, the fame ofwhich for flavour and colour and size has not quite died out in thepresent day. Hannah had had her sweethearting days along by theriverside and in pleasant strolls on Sheen Common, and not a few of herswains cherished tender recollections of her fascinating coquetry. Sheknew very well she would find some old admirer at the Stocks Market whofor auld lang syne would willingly give Lavinia a seat in his coveredcart returning to Mortlake with empty baskets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their destinationwas the Stocks Market occupying the site where the present Mansion Housestands. The Stocks Market was the principal market in London at thattime, Fleet Market was not in existence and Covent Garden, then mainly afashionable residential quarter, was only in its infancy as to the saleof fruit and vegetables.
But the Stocks Market eastwards of St. Paul's was not in the directionof Twickenham, or Twitenham as it was then called. Why then were Laviniaand Hannah wending their way thi...ther?
It was in this wise. Hannah was quick witted and fertile in resources. Moreover she was a native of Mortlake, then surrounded by fruit growingmarket gardens and especially celebrated for its plums, the fame ofwhich for flavour and colour and size has not quite died out in thepresent day. Hannah had had her sweethearting days along by theriverside and in pleasant strolls on Sheen Common, and not a few of herswains cherished tender recollections of her fascinating coquetry. Sheknew very well she would find some old admirer at the Stocks Market whofor auld lang syne would willingly give Lavinia a seat in his coveredcart returning to Mortlake with empty baskets.
What to read after Madame Flirt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pearce Charles Edward - to read onlineMoreLess
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