Saunterings in And About London
Saunterings in And About London
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In the worst case, however, nothing is lost but a couple of hours and pence.
While we have been indulging in these reflections, the number of passengers has increased. There is a woman with a little boy, and that boy wiU not sit decently, but insists on kneeling on the seat, that he may look out of the window. An old gentleman has taken his seat near the door ; he is a prim old man, with a black coat and a white cravat. There is also a young girl, a very neat one too, with a small bimdle. Possi...bly she intends calling on some friends on the other side of the town ; she pro- poses to pass the night there, and has taken her measures accordingly. A short visit certainly is not worth the trouble of a long onmibus journey. Thus there are already six inside passengera, for the little boy, who is not a child in arms, is a ^ passenger," and his fare must be paid as sucL The box-seat^ too, has been taken by two young men ; one of them smokes, and the other, exactly as if he had been at home, reads the police reports in to-day's " Times.*^ Stop !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the worst case, however, nothing is lost but a couple of hours and pence.
While we have been indulging in these reflections, the number of passengers has increased. There is a woman with a little boy, and that boy wiU not sit decently, but insists on kneeling on the seat, that he may look out of the window. An old gentleman has taken his seat near the door ; he is a prim old man, with a black coat and a white cravat. There is also a young girl, a very neat one too, with a small bimdle. Possi...bly she intends calling on some friends on the other side of the town ; she pro- poses to pass the night there, and has taken her measures accordingly. A short visit certainly is not worth the trouble of a long onmibus journey. Thus there are already six inside passengera, for the little boy, who is not a child in arms, is a ^ passenger," and his fare must be paid as sucL The box-seat^ too, has been taken by two young men ; one of them smokes, and the other, exactly as if he had been at home, reads the police reports in to-day's " Times.*^ Stop !
What to read after Saunterings in And About London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Schlesinger to read onlineMoreLess
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