The Christian
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Give me a letter to amanager--for mercy's sake, do something for me!" There was a shrug of the Ghetto as the man rose and said, "Very vell, ifit's like that, I'll give you a letter and velcome. " He sat at a table and wrote a short note, sealed it carefully in anenvelope which was backed with advertisements, then gave it to Glory, andsaid, "Daddle doo. You'll not require to come again. " Going downstairs she looked at the letter. It was addressed to an actingmanager at a theatre in the farthest... west of London. The passages of thehouse and the pavements outside were now empty; it was nearly twoo'clock, and snow was beginning to fall. She was feeling cold and alittle hungry, but, making up her mind to deliver the letter at once, shehastened to the Temple station.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give me a letter to amanager--for mercy's sake, do something for me!" There was a shrug of the Ghetto as the man rose and said, "Very vell, ifit's like that, I'll give you a letter and velcome. " He sat at a table and wrote a short note, sealed it carefully in anenvelope which was backed with advertisements, then gave it to Glory, andsaid, "Daddle doo. You'll not require to come again. " Going downstairs she looked at the letter. It was addressed to an actingmanager at a theatre in the farthest... west of London. The passages of thehouse and the pavements outside were now empty; it was nearly twoo'clock, and snow was beginning to fall. She was feeling cold and alittle hungry, but, making up her mind to deliver the letter at once, shehastened to the Temple station.
There was a _matin
What to read after The Christian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caine Hall Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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