Speculation : a Novel 1
Speculation : a Novel 1
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It is no sinecure to walk from St. Martin's Lane to Pimlico at half-past seven o'clock in the evening, particularly when that peculiarly vexatious rain is falling commonly called " drizzling," which seems to have been invented for no other purpose than to cover those who are exposed to it in London with the soot-flakes which it dislodges from chimneys and roofs, for the benefit of the passers-by. Now, if any thing can well enhance the unpleasantness of this shower of blended damp and dirt, it i...s the fact of the luckless pedestrian being a man of extreme G2 78 tracinumoK* cleanliness, very limited income, and clad in hfe best coat ; possessed only of a very small umbrella, and one pair of pumps. Sucfi was the case with poor Eustace ; who threaded his cheerless add uncomfortable way along Piccadilly, elbowed by a crowd of busy and boisterous passengers ; detained at times by brilliant equipages bearing the bright and the beautiful to the dinner-party, or the toilette ; and embarrassed by dirty crossings, mendicant sweepers, and conflicting umbrellas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is no sinecure to walk from St. Martin's Lane to Pimlico at half-past seven o'clock in the evening, particularly when that peculiarly vexatious rain is falling commonly called " drizzling," which seems to have been invented for no other purpose than to cover those who are exposed to it in London with the soot-flakes which it dislodges from chimneys and roofs, for the benefit of the passers-by. Now, if any thing can well enhance the unpleasantness of this shower of blended damp and dirt, it i...s the fact of the luckless pedestrian being a man of extreme G2 78 tracinumoK* cleanliness, very limited income, and clad in hfe best coat ; possessed only of a very small umbrella, and one pair of pumps. Sucfi was the case with poor Eustace ; who threaded his cheerless add uncomfortable way along Piccadilly, elbowed by a crowd of busy and boisterous passengers ; detained at times by brilliant equipages bearing the bright and the beautiful to the dinner-party, or the toilette ; and embarrassed by dirty crossings, mendicant sweepers, and conflicting umbrellas.
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