Mr. Meeson's Will
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For he, too, had seen thereport of the application re Meeson in the _Times_, and, though he knewthat he was disinherited, it was a little crushing. He had lost thefortune for Augusta's sake, and now he had lost Augusta also; and hereflected, not without dismay, on the long dreary existence thatstretched away before him, filled up as it were with prospective pilesof Latin proofs. With a sigh he halted at the Wellington-streetcrossing in the Strand, which, owing to the constant stream of traffica...t this point, is one of the worst in London. There was a block at themoment, as there generally is, and he stood for some minutes watchingthe frantic dashes of an old woman, who always tried to cross it at thewrong time, not without some amusement. Presently, however, a boy witha bundle of unfolded _Globes_ under his arm came rushing along, makingthe place hideous with his howls.
"Wonderful escape of a lady and han infant!" he roared. "Account of thesurvivors of the Kangaroo--wonderful escape--desert island--arrival ofthe Magnolia with the criminals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For he, too, had seen thereport of the application re Meeson in the _Times_, and, though he knewthat he was disinherited, it was a little crushing. He had lost thefortune for Augusta's sake, and now he had lost Augusta also; and hereflected, not without dismay, on the long dreary existence thatstretched away before him, filled up as it were with prospective pilesof Latin proofs. With a sigh he halted at the Wellington-streetcrossing in the Strand, which, owing to the constant stream of traffica...t this point, is one of the worst in London. There was a block at themoment, as there generally is, and he stood for some minutes watchingthe frantic dashes of an old woman, who always tried to cross it at thewrong time, not without some amusement. Presently, however, a boy witha bundle of unfolded _Globes_ under his arm came rushing along, makingthe place hideous with his howls.
"Wonderful escape of a lady and han infant!" he roared. "Account of thesurvivors of the Kangaroo--wonderful escape--desert island--arrival ofthe Magnolia with the criminals.
What to read after Mr. Meeson's Will?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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