Passages From the English Notebooks, volume 1.
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Yesterday, September 13th, I began to wear a watch from Bennet's, 65Cheapside, London. W. C. Bennet warrants it as the best watch which theycan produce. If it prove as good and as durable as he prophesies, J-----will find it a perfect time-keeper long after his father has done withTime. If I had not thought of his wearing it hereafter, I should havebeen content with a much inferior one. No. 39, 620.
September 20th. --I went back to Rhyl last Friday in the steamer. Wearrived at the landing-place... at nearly four o'clock, having started attwelve, and I walked thence to our lodgings, 18 West Parade. Thechildren and their mother were all gone out, and I sat some time in ourparlor before anybody came. The next morning I made an excursion in theomnibus as far as Ruthin, passing through Rhyddlan, St. Asaph, Denbigh, and reaching Ruthin at one o'clock. All these are very ancient places. St. Asaph has a cathedral which is not quite worthy of that name, but isa very large and stately church in excellent repair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yesterday, September 13th, I began to wear a watch from Bennet's, 65Cheapside, London. W. C. Bennet warrants it as the best watch which theycan produce. If it prove as good and as durable as he prophesies, J-----will find it a perfect time-keeper long after his father has done withTime. If I had not thought of his wearing it hereafter, I should havebeen content with a much inferior one. No. 39, 620.
September 20th. --I went back to Rhyl last Friday in the steamer. Wearrived at the landing-place... at nearly four o'clock, having started attwelve, and I walked thence to our lodgings, 18 West Parade. Thechildren and their mother were all gone out, and I sat some time in ourparlor before anybody came. The next morning I made an excursion in theomnibus as far as Ruthin, passing through Rhyddlan, St. Asaph, Denbigh, and reaching Ruthin at one o'clock. All these are very ancient places. St. Asaph has a cathedral which is not quite worthy of that name, but isa very large and stately church in excellent repair.
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