Murder in Grub Street
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There were five of us there — Mr. Boyer, Dr. Johnson, Mr. Bilbo, Sir John, and I. We had all crowded into Mr. Boyer’s coach and driven over together. I counted myself lucky to have been included in their number. I thought myself to be in quite distinguished company. With the possible exception of Mr. Bilbo, all would have been welcome at any dinner table or in any drawing room in London. Yet more, to be one of them surely meant that I should play a part in the plan when the time came, though as ...yet my role was not near so well defined as Jimmie Bunkins’s.
The Goose and Gander had been cleared of its clientele about an hour before. This had been done, I understood, without so much as a by-your-leave. Two constables had arrived — I knew not which — and turned the few in the place out into the storm, telling them that it would be closed until further notice. The had sent the serving maid home. The innkeeper had most indignantly demanded to know why he had been shut down, and one of the constables had said that it was by order of Sir John Fielding, Magistrate of the Bow Street Court, and that he might discuss it with him when he arrived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were five of us there — Mr. Boyer, Dr. Johnson, Mr. Bilbo, Sir John, and I. We had all crowded into Mr. Boyer’s coach and driven over together. I counted myself lucky to have been included in their number. I thought myself to be in quite distinguished company. With the possible exception of Mr. Bilbo, all would have been welcome at any dinner table or in any drawing room in London. Yet more, to be one of them surely meant that I should play a part in the plan when the time came, though as ...yet my role was not near so well defined as Jimmie Bunkins’s.
The Goose and Gander had been cleared of its clientele about an hour before. This had been done, I understood, without so much as a by-your-leave. Two constables had arrived — I knew not which — and turned the few in the place out into the storm, telling them that it would be closed until further notice. The had sent the serving maid home. The innkeeper had most indignantly demanded to know why he had been shut down, and one of the constables had said that it was by order of Sir John Fielding, Magistrate of the Bow Street Court, and that he might discuss it with him when he arrived.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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