The Corner of Harley Street Being Some Familiar Correspondence of Peter Hardin
The Corner of Harley Street Being Some Familiar Correspondence of Peter Hardin
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To Miss Sarah Harding 1 3 5 " You mean, " he inquired at last, " that it's ENtirely a matter of faith ? " " Precisely, " I answered, and his brow cleared a little.
" Do you think I might have a Seidlitz powder to go on with ? " he asked.
We arrived at Lourdes at about four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, after just thirty hours' travelling, and landed into a seething tumult of departing pilgrims, bullock-wagons, carriages, and electric trams. Losing sight of Bettany, I found myself looking vague...ly round for some kind of conveyance, in company with the Bishop and his chaplain ; and between us we managed to secure also a seat for our poor fellow-traveller from Essex, for whom we afterwards discovered a moderately quiet bedroom in our hotel.
After tea, the Bishop asked me to accompany him in a stroll round the town and shrine, during which I learned a little about Lourdes, and a good deal about my companion. Half-way be- tween the plains and the higher ranges of the Pyrenees, Lourdes itself lies in a valley, bisected by the Gave, a tumbling mountain stream that supplies the holy water to the grotto and the 1 3 6 T'he Corner of Har/ey Street piscines, or invalid baths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Miss Sarah Harding 1 3 5 " You mean, " he inquired at last, " that it's ENtirely a matter of faith ? " " Precisely, " I answered, and his brow cleared a little.
" Do you think I might have a Seidlitz powder to go on with ? " he asked.
We arrived at Lourdes at about four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, after just thirty hours' travelling, and landed into a seething tumult of departing pilgrims, bullock-wagons, carriages, and electric trams. Losing sight of Bettany, I found myself looking vague...ly round for some kind of conveyance, in company with the Bishop and his chaplain ; and between us we managed to secure also a seat for our poor fellow-traveller from Essex, for whom we afterwards discovered a moderately quiet bedroom in our hotel.
After tea, the Bishop asked me to accompany him in a stroll round the town and shrine, during which I learned a little about Lourdes, and a good deal about my companion. Half-way be- tween the plains and the higher ranges of the Pyrenees, Lourdes itself lies in a valley, bisected by the Gave, a tumbling mountain stream that supplies the holy water to the grotto and the 1 3 6 T'he Corner of Har/ey Street piscines, or invalid baths.
What to read after The Corner of Harley Street Being Some Familiar Correspondence of Peter Hardin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H H Henry Howarth Bashford to read onlineMoreLess
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