Merry-Garden And Other Stories
Merry-Garden And Other Stories
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. But possibly itsinhabitants were congregated around the fair, towards which we setourselves to steer, guided by the tunding of distant drums. It matteredlittle If we lost our bearings, since everybody in Portsmouth must knowthe Blue Posts.
"Tell you what it is, Rodd, " said Hartnoll, pulling up in a by-street andpicking his words deliberately, --"tell you what accounts for it, "--he waveda hand at the emptiness surrounding us. "It's the press. Very night forit; and the men all hiding within d...oors. " "Nonsense, " said I. "It's a deal likelier to be the Fat Woman or theTwo-headed Calf. " "It's the press, " insisted Hartnoll: and for the moment, when we emergedout of a side lane upon a square filled with flaring lights, the crashingof drums and cymbals, and the voices of showmen yelling in front of theirbooths, I had a suspicion that he was right. One or two women, catchingsight of our uniforms, edged away swiftly, and, as they went, peered backinto the darkness of the lane behind us. A few minutes later, as wedodged around the circumference of the crowd in search of an opening, we ran up against one of the women with her man in tow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. But possibly itsinhabitants were congregated around the fair, towards which we setourselves to steer, guided by the tunding of distant drums. It matteredlittle If we lost our bearings, since everybody in Portsmouth must knowthe Blue Posts.
"Tell you what it is, Rodd, " said Hartnoll, pulling up in a by-street andpicking his words deliberately, --"tell you what accounts for it, "--he waveda hand at the emptiness surrounding us. "It's the press. Very night forit; and the men all hiding within d...oors. " "Nonsense, " said I. "It's a deal likelier to be the Fat Woman or theTwo-headed Calf. " "It's the press, " insisted Hartnoll: and for the moment, when we emergedout of a side lane upon a square filled with flaring lights, the crashingof drums and cymbals, and the voices of showmen yelling in front of theirbooths, I had a suspicion that he was right. One or two women, catchingsight of our uniforms, edged away swiftly, and, as they went, peered backinto the darkness of the lane behind us. A few minutes later, as wedodged around the circumference of the crowd in search of an opening, we ran up against one of the women with her man in tow.
What to read after Merry-Garden And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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