Playthings And Parodies
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135 run up steps and down steps, and take short cuts, and know their way about. Cabs are always waiting in case of emergencies. Judges pass through on their way to the Courts in their own private equipages. I saw one the other day in a common hansom ; I will not mention his name, but I hope he is ashamed of himself. Clients enter eagerly and smilingly the offices of their respective solicitors, and some time afterward pass into the street again, looking limp and dejected. I do not know what the... solicitors do to them ; but it is something, apparently, which destroys all enthusiasm, knocks down one's castles in the air, and leaves one face to face with a few facts, which are gen- erally unpleasant. Or, perhaps, it is the com- bination of mystery and severity which seems to prevail in a solicitor's orifice. They give you a morning paper to read, but you have no heart for it. You gaze at a few black boxes very black, and cold, and shiny that have strayed into the waiting-room, and read curious inscrip- tions upon them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
135 run up steps and down steps, and take short cuts, and know their way about. Cabs are always waiting in case of emergencies. Judges pass through on their way to the Courts in their own private equipages. I saw one the other day in a common hansom ; I will not mention his name, but I hope he is ashamed of himself. Clients enter eagerly and smilingly the offices of their respective solicitors, and some time afterward pass into the street again, looking limp and dejected. I do not know what the... solicitors do to them ; but it is something, apparently, which destroys all enthusiasm, knocks down one's castles in the air, and leaves one face to face with a few facts, which are gen- erally unpleasant. Or, perhaps, it is the com- bination of mystery and severity which seems to prevail in a solicitor's orifice. They give you a morning paper to read, but you have no heart for it. You gaze at a few black boxes very black, and cold, and shiny that have strayed into the waiting-room, and read curious inscrip- tions upon them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Pain to read onlineMoreLess
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