Nights in London
Nights in London
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. " The Gentleman was well-tailored, and apart from hishabiliments there was, in every line of his figure, that which suggestedsolidity, responsibility, and the substantial virtues. I have seen himat Committee meetings of various charitable enterprises; himself, duplicated again and again. One charitable worker is always exactly likethe other, allowing for differences of sex. They are of one type, withone manner, and--I feel sure--with one idea. I am certain that were youto ask twenty members o...f a Charity committee for opinions on aviation, Swedenborgism, the Royal Academy, and Little Tich, each would expressthe same views in the same words and with the same gestures.
This gentleman was of the City class; he carried an air of sleekness. Clearly he was a worthy citizen, a man who had Got On, and had nowabandoned himself to this most odious of vices. And there he stood, in alilac light, splashed with voluptuous crimsons and purples, dispensingCharity to the little ones before him whose souls were of hills and thesea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " The Gentleman was well-tailored, and apart from hishabiliments there was, in every line of his figure, that which suggestedsolidity, responsibility, and the substantial virtues. I have seen himat Committee meetings of various charitable enterprises; himself, duplicated again and again. One charitable worker is always exactly likethe other, allowing for differences of sex. They are of one type, withone manner, and--I feel sure--with one idea. I am certain that were youto ask twenty members o...f a Charity committee for opinions on aviation, Swedenborgism, the Royal Academy, and Little Tich, each would expressthe same views in the same words and with the same gestures.
This gentleman was of the City class; he carried an air of sleekness. Clearly he was a worthy citizen, a man who had Got On, and had nowabandoned himself to this most odious of vices. And there he stood, in alilac light, splashed with voluptuous crimsons and purples, dispensingCharity to the little ones before him whose souls were of hills and thesea.
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