The Debit Account
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I should have liked to walk, but that would have taken nearly three-quarters of an hour, and so, near the old F. B. C, I had hailed a hansom. " King's Cross, and then I'll tell you, " WELL WALK 219 I had said to the driver ; and as I had sped along Holborn and up Judd Street I had relapsed into consideration of the affairs of the day again. The stopping of the hansom and the hfting of the trap aroused me. I gave the man the name of a chapel, and bade him then take a turning to the left ; and we... went forward again. We pa^ssed up a short, steep street at a walk, and stopped in the little " circus. " Aunt Angela's two front windows were lighted and open at the top, and as I paid off my cabman sounds of a nasal singing floated out. I ascended the steps and rang twice— Aunt Angela's signal ; but I had to give the double ring again, so merry were they making upstairs. Then 1 heard steps descending. They were a man's steps, and I gave a sort of mental nod when Aschael opened the door. I had thought he would be there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should have liked to walk, but that would have taken nearly three-quarters of an hour, and so, near the old F. B. C, I had hailed a hansom. " King's Cross, and then I'll tell you, " WELL WALK 219 I had said to the driver ; and as I had sped along Holborn and up Judd Street I had relapsed into consideration of the affairs of the day again. The stopping of the hansom and the hfting of the trap aroused me. I gave the man the name of a chapel, and bade him then take a turning to the left ; and we... went forward again. We pa^ssed up a short, steep street at a walk, and stopped in the little " circus. " Aunt Angela's two front windows were lighted and open at the top, and as I paid off my cabman sounds of a nasal singing floated out. I ascended the steps and rang twice— Aunt Angela's signal ; but I had to give the double ring again, so merry were they making upstairs. Then 1 heard steps descending. They were a man's steps, and I gave a sort of mental nod when Aschael opened the door. I had thought he would be there.
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