The Big Bow Mystery
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Mortlake, who occasionallystumbled across him in the passage, did not trouble himself to thinkabout him at all. He was too full of other troubles and cares. Though heworked harder than ever, the spirit seemed to have gone out of him. Sometimes he forgot himself in a fine rapture of eloquence--lashinghimself up into a divine resentment of injustice or a passion ofsympathy with the sufferings of his brethren--but mostly he plodded onin dull, mechanical fashion. He still made brief provincial tour...s, starring a day here and a day there, and everywhere his admirersremarked how jaded and overworked he looked. There was talk of startinga subscription to give him a holiday on the Continent--a luxuryobviously unobtainable on the few pounds allowed him per week. The newlodger would doubtless have been pleased to subscribe, for he seemedquite to like occupying Mortlake's chamber the nights he was absent, though he was thoughtful enough not to disturb the hardworked landladyin the adjoining room by unseemly noise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mortlake, who occasionallystumbled across him in the passage, did not trouble himself to thinkabout him at all. He was too full of other troubles and cares. Though heworked harder than ever, the spirit seemed to have gone out of him. Sometimes he forgot himself in a fine rapture of eloquence--lashinghimself up into a divine resentment of injustice or a passion ofsympathy with the sufferings of his brethren--but mostly he plodded onin dull, mechanical fashion. He still made brief provincial tour...s, starring a day here and a day there, and everywhere his admirersremarked how jaded and overworked he looked. There was talk of startinga subscription to give him a holiday on the Continent--a luxuryobviously unobtainable on the few pounds allowed him per week. The newlodger would doubtless have been pleased to subscribe, for he seemedquite to like occupying Mortlake's chamber the nights he was absent, though he was thoughtful enough not to disturb the hardworked landladyin the adjoining room by unseemly noise.
What to read after The Big Bow Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zangwill, Israel, 1864-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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