Motoring Abroad
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In the suburbs of Rochester we stopped for a few minutes at Gad's Hill Place, famed wherever literature is known as the home in which Charles Dickens spent the last years of 145 JMotortng his life. We were shown by the present occupant of the house, a genial Londoner, the library in which Dickens wrote. His old bookshelves are still there, filled with the books of his choice, and there are many little things, as well as the furniture of the house, which were there during the famous novelist's l...ife. Across the road from the house is the grove of great trees called the "Wilderness, " where Dickens used to walk when seeking solitude and quiet. To permit him to go from his home to the woods without observa tion a tunnel had been constructed under the road.
The run from Rochester to Greenwich was short and here we reached the suburbs of Lon don. The surroundings changed very rapidly and an hour before dark we found ourselves in the thickly settled section of the south side of the city. Here the vehicles, including a countless number of huge motor 'busses, were very numer ous and we had to watch closely to avoid col lisions because of our intuitive disposition to turn to the right instead of to the left in passing teams, although we were surprised to see how easily we had dropped into the English custom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the suburbs of Rochester we stopped for a few minutes at Gad's Hill Place, famed wherever literature is known as the home in which Charles Dickens spent the last years of 145 JMotortng his life. We were shown by the present occupant of the house, a genial Londoner, the library in which Dickens wrote. His old bookshelves are still there, filled with the books of his choice, and there are many little things, as well as the furniture of the house, which were there during the famous novelist's l...ife. Across the road from the house is the grove of great trees called the "Wilderness, " where Dickens used to walk when seeking solitude and quiet. To permit him to go from his home to the woods without observa tion a tunnel had been constructed under the road.
The run from Rochester to Greenwich was short and here we reached the suburbs of Lon don. The surroundings changed very rapidly and an hour before dark we found ourselves in the thickly settled section of the south side of the city. Here the vehicles, including a countless number of huge motor 'busses, were very numer ous and we had to watch closely to avoid col lisions because of our intuitive disposition to turn to the right instead of to the left in passing teams, although we were surprised to see how easily we had dropped into the English custom.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Presbrey to read onlineMoreLess
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