The Collegians
The Collegians
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Soon after, the careful Nelly having made Lowry turn his head another way, ascended by a ladder to a pallet on a loft over the parlour, while Lowry and the little lord rolled into the settle-bed together, the one to dream of breakers, raw onions, whisky, and " Misther Hardress, " the other of Foxy Dunat's mare, and the black eyes of Syl Carney. CHAPTER XV. HOW HARDRESS SPENT HIS TIME WHILE KYRLE DALY WAS ASLEEP. All were now asleep except the two strangers, and the silence which reigned through...out the little cottage showed Hardress that no ear was capable of detecting his movements. He opened his room door softly, slipped his shoes from his feet, and leaving the light burning on his table trusted to the famous sixth sense of the German physiologists for a chance of finding his way among the chairs and tables in the dark. He reached the door without a stumble, and perceived by the light which streamed through the keyhole and under the door of his friend's apartment, that she still expected him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon after, the careful Nelly having made Lowry turn his head another way, ascended by a ladder to a pallet on a loft over the parlour, while Lowry and the little lord rolled into the settle-bed together, the one to dream of breakers, raw onions, whisky, and " Misther Hardress, " the other of Foxy Dunat's mare, and the black eyes of Syl Carney. CHAPTER XV. HOW HARDRESS SPENT HIS TIME WHILE KYRLE DALY WAS ASLEEP. All were now asleep except the two strangers, and the silence which reigned through...out the little cottage showed Hardress that no ear was capable of detecting his movements. He opened his room door softly, slipped his shoes from his feet, and leaving the light burning on his table trusted to the famous sixth sense of the German physiologists for a chance of finding his way among the chairs and tables in the dark. He reached the door without a stumble, and perceived by the light which streamed through the keyhole and under the door of his friend's apartment, that she still expected him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffin, Gerald, 1803-1840 to read onlineMoreLess
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