Somebody's Luggage
Somebody's Luggage
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I am lawfully in the Art line--Fine-Art line--but I cansay no more. " "Ah! Under a species of star? A kind of malignant spell? A sort of agloomy destiny? A cankerworm pegging away at your vitals in secret, aswell as I make it out?" said Mr. Click, eyeing me with some admiration.
I told Mr. Click that was about it, if we came to particulars; and Ithought he appeared rather proud of me.
Our conversation had brought us to a crowd of people, the greater partstruggling for a front place from which t...o see something on the pavement, which proved to be various designs executed in coloured chalks on thepavement stones, lighted by two candles stuck in mud sconces. Thesubjects consisted of a fine fresh salmon's head and shoulders, supposedto have been recently sent home from the fishmonger's; a moonlight nightat sea (in a circle); dead game; scroll-work; the head of a hoary hermitengaged in devout contemplation; the head of a pointer smoking a pipe;and a cherubim, his flesh creased as in infancy, going on a horizontalerrand against the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am lawfully in the Art line--Fine-Art line--but I cansay no more. " "Ah! Under a species of star? A kind of malignant spell? A sort of agloomy destiny? A cankerworm pegging away at your vitals in secret, aswell as I make it out?" said Mr. Click, eyeing me with some admiration.
I told Mr. Click that was about it, if we came to particulars; and Ithought he appeared rather proud of me.
Our conversation had brought us to a crowd of people, the greater partstruggling for a front place from which t...o see something on the pavement, which proved to be various designs executed in coloured chalks on thepavement stones, lighted by two candles stuck in mud sconces. Thesubjects consisted of a fine fresh salmon's head and shoulders, supposedto have been recently sent home from the fishmonger's; a moonlight nightat sea (in a circle); dead game; scroll-work; the head of a hoary hermitengaged in devout contemplation; the head of a pointer smoking a pipe;and a cherubim, his flesh creased as in infancy, going on a horizontalerrand against the wind.
What to read after Somebody's Luggage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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