More Limehouse Nights
More Limehouse Nights
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" And Blue- bell would reply in the same tones: "All right, dad; I'll leave something cold on the table for you. " She did not dare to name to him her knowledge and her horror. Though a strong, undemonstrative love united them, his dark temper had always for- bidden any attempt on her part to challenge any attitude or action on his. Don't think that she suffered any pangs of conscience at enjoying the new good things provided by this more prosperous business. She didn't. Nor, perhaps, was she a...t all concerned with the "wrong" side of it. It was to her only a thoroughly nasty business. What horrified and disgusted her, savagely insistent as she was on chastity, and loathing the fact of sex, was the dirtiness, the animalism, the disgrace of it.
He was not often out late. He was out at odd times morning and evening, but usually returned at ten o'clock. The place of business in Cable Street Bluebell had discovered. There he went each morning to collect the money paid by the night's BLUEBELL 103 visitors, and to see that order was maintained among the terrible company who called themselves face- tiously his "staff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And Blue- bell would reply in the same tones: "All right, dad; I'll leave something cold on the table for you. " She did not dare to name to him her knowledge and her horror. Though a strong, undemonstrative love united them, his dark temper had always for- bidden any attempt on her part to challenge any attitude or action on his. Don't think that she suffered any pangs of conscience at enjoying the new good things provided by this more prosperous business. She didn't. Nor, perhaps, was she a...t all concerned with the "wrong" side of it. It was to her only a thoroughly nasty business. What horrified and disgusted her, savagely insistent as she was on chastity, and loathing the fact of sex, was the dirtiness, the animalism, the disgrace of it.
He was not often out late. He was out at odd times morning and evening, but usually returned at ten o'clock. The place of business in Cable Street Bluebell had discovered. There he went each morning to collect the money paid by the night's BLUEBELL 103 visitors, and to see that order was maintained among the terrible company who called themselves face- tiously his "staff.
What to read after More Limehouse Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burke Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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