The Dawn of All
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Fourthly well, almost anything else might happen, if the crowd, assembled in Parliament Square, and swelled every hour by 302 THE DAWN OF ALL new arrivals, showed itself predominantly hostile.
Lord Southminster's house needs no description. It is probably, even to-day, as well known as any place in England : there is no guide book which does not give at least three or four pages to the castle, as well as a few lines to the tiny historical seaside village beneath from which the marquisate derive...s its name. And it was in the little dining-room that adjoined the hall that the man who had lost his memory found himself on this evening with half a dozen other men and a couple of ladies.
It was a small octagonal room, designed in one of the towers that looked out over the sea ; paneled in painted wood and furnished with extreme plain- ness. On one side a door opened upon the three little parlors that were used when the party was small ; at the back a lobby led into the old hall itself ; on the third side was the door used by the servants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fourthly well, almost anything else might happen, if the crowd, assembled in Parliament Square, and swelled every hour by 302 THE DAWN OF ALL new arrivals, showed itself predominantly hostile.
Lord Southminster's house needs no description. It is probably, even to-day, as well known as any place in England : there is no guide book which does not give at least three or four pages to the castle, as well as a few lines to the tiny historical seaside village beneath from which the marquisate derive...s its name. And it was in the little dining-room that adjoined the hall that the man who had lost his memory found himself on this evening with half a dozen other men and a couple of ladies.
It was a small octagonal room, designed in one of the towers that looked out over the sea ; paneled in painted wood and furnished with extreme plain- ness. On one side a door opened upon the three little parlors that were used when the party was small ; at the back a lobby led into the old hall itself ; on the third side was the door used by the servants.
What to read after The Dawn of All?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Robert Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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