The Adventures of Mr Ledbury And His Friend Jack Johnson volume 2
The Adventures of Mr Ledbury And His Friend Jack Johnson volume 2
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As soon as Bob had fetched the beer, which was pronounced exceedingly pretty half-and-half, he got his dismissal, and, the servant having gone to bed, Titus remained with his friend another hour. At last, not having the key, and not wishing to spend another evening in the slipper- bath, Mr. Ledbury wished Jack good night, pro- mising to call upon him the next morning to see how he was going on, and give him tidings of everybody at home, and one in particular.
MR. LEDBURY. 97 CHAPTER VIII.
JOHNS...ON S FIRST NIGHT IN HIS NEW ABODE.
As soon as Ledbury had departed, Jack turn- ed his thoughts towards going to bed, there being no particular inducement to stay up by himself. The apartment was a two-bedded room at the top of the house, having a couple of doors, one for entrance, and the other for exit ; the last being situated at the top of the ladder, and leading into the pigeon-trap. The room was to be shared by Mr. Prodgers and him- self, as Mr. Rawkins had informed him ; but he had not the least idea of the former gentleman's disposition or pursuits, beyond finding that there was a very strong smell of stale tobacco pervad- ing the interior, as well as a thick stick, and a cabman's oil-skin hat, lying upon the drawers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as Bob had fetched the beer, which was pronounced exceedingly pretty half-and-half, he got his dismissal, and, the servant having gone to bed, Titus remained with his friend another hour. At last, not having the key, and not wishing to spend another evening in the slipper- bath, Mr. Ledbury wished Jack good night, pro- mising to call upon him the next morning to see how he was going on, and give him tidings of everybody at home, and one in particular.
MR. LEDBURY. 97 CHAPTER VIII.
JOHNS...ON S FIRST NIGHT IN HIS NEW ABODE.
As soon as Ledbury had departed, Jack turn- ed his thoughts towards going to bed, there being no particular inducement to stay up by himself. The apartment was a two-bedded room at the top of the house, having a couple of doors, one for entrance, and the other for exit ; the last being situated at the top of the ladder, and leading into the pigeon-trap. The room was to be shared by Mr. Prodgers and him- self, as Mr. Rawkins had informed him ; but he had not the least idea of the former gentleman's disposition or pursuits, beyond finding that there was a very strong smell of stale tobacco pervad- ing the interior, as well as a thick stick, and a cabman's oil-skin hat, lying upon the drawers.
What to read after The Adventures of Mr Ledbury And His Friend Jack Johnson volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elbert a Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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