Old London Taverns : Historical, Descriptive And Reminiscent, With Some Account of the Coffee Houses, Clubs, Etc.
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The old Tavistock is still to the fore, and is likely to remain so. To men visiting London from the provinces, cither on business or pleasure bent, there is no such an 3I-L OLD LONDON TAVERNS independent abiding place as the Tavistock, where bed and breakfast, and perhaps a supper now in these early closing days, and all that a man, unaccompanied b)' a lady, need require, are pro- vided in excellent style. The guest at the Tavistock is free to dine or go where he likes. It is handy for theatres..., not far from the House of Commons, and within eas)' distance from Law Courts, City, or West End. The demands of the ever-extending Covent Garden Market call every now and then for the removal of one or other of the old hotels and taverns surrounding it, but the Tavistock still holds its own.
Evans'.
Here, too, is Avhat once was Evans'. The bo\s and mashers of the present age know nothing of Ei'aiis' or Paddy Green. It was a cruel thing to close the doors of Evans ''^ and compel a man, after the theatre, either to bolt a hurried supper at som.e cafe restaurant, or go home without.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old Tavistock is still to the fore, and is likely to remain so. To men visiting London from the provinces, cither on business or pleasure bent, there is no such an 3I-L OLD LONDON TAVERNS independent abiding place as the Tavistock, where bed and breakfast, and perhaps a supper now in these early closing days, and all that a man, unaccompanied b)' a lady, need require, are pro- vided in excellent style. The guest at the Tavistock is free to dine or go where he likes. It is handy for theatres..., not far from the House of Commons, and within eas)' distance from Law Courts, City, or West End. The demands of the ever-extending Covent Garden Market call every now and then for the removal of one or other of the old hotels and taverns surrounding it, but the Tavistock still holds its own.
Evans'.
Here, too, is Avhat once was Evans'. The bo\s and mashers of the present age know nothing of Ei'aiis' or Paddy Green. It was a cruel thing to close the doors of Evans ''^ and compel a man, after the theatre, either to bolt a hurried supper at som.e cafe restaurant, or go home without.
What to read after Old London Taverns : Historical, Descriptive And Reminiscent, With Some Account of the Coffee Houses, Clubs, Etc.?
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