Old London Town
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" The conversation between Mr. Perker and Sam Weller, here recorded, marked a great event — in fact, the first meeting between Mr. Pickwick and the immortal Sam Weller, and it took place in the yard of an old-fashioned inn, " The George, " camouflaged in the Pickwick Papers as " The White Hart. " A " White Hart " stood close by " The George " at that time, but the description given is that of " The George, ** and does not altogether tally with " The White Hart. " One wing of the old place still... remains as it was when Sam was there.
Three or four minutes' walk from London Bridge Station down the left-hand side of Borough High Street will bring you to the narrow entrance to the yard.
Five minutes farther down the road on the opposite side is Lant Street, where Bob Sawyer lived in lodgings.
Apart from the interesting fact that Dickens himself once lived there, probably the most unattractive street in London.
75 " The Flask, " Highgate.
" The Flask, " Highgate If you are inclined to faint, and nothing but malt liquors will stave off the peril, " The Flask " at Highgate is, I imagine, as good a place as any in which to recuperate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The conversation between Mr. Perker and Sam Weller, here recorded, marked a great event — in fact, the first meeting between Mr. Pickwick and the immortal Sam Weller, and it took place in the yard of an old-fashioned inn, " The George, " camouflaged in the Pickwick Papers as " The White Hart. " A " White Hart " stood close by " The George " at that time, but the description given is that of " The George, ** and does not altogether tally with " The White Hart. " One wing of the old place still... remains as it was when Sam was there.
Three or four minutes' walk from London Bridge Station down the left-hand side of Borough High Street will bring you to the narrow entrance to the yard.
Five minutes farther down the road on the opposite side is Lant Street, where Bob Sawyer lived in lodgings.
Apart from the interesting fact that Dickens himself once lived there, probably the most unattractive street in London.
75 " The Flask, " Highgate.
" The Flask, " Highgate If you are inclined to faint, and nothing but malt liquors will stave off the peril, " The Flask " at Highgate is, I imagine, as good a place as any in which to recuperate.
What to read after Old London Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Will Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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