The Fatal Boots
The Fatal Boots
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--MARS AND VENUS IN OPPOSITION.
I shall not describe my feelings when I found myself in a cage inCursitor Street, instead of that fine house in Berkeley Square, whichwas to have been mine as the husband of Mrs. Manasseh. What a place!--inan odious, dismal street leading from Chancery Lane. A hideous Jew boyopened the second of three doors and shut it when Mr. Nabb and I (almostfainting) had entered; then he opened the third door, and then I wasintroduced to a filthy place called a coffee-room, ...which I exchanged forthe solitary comfort of a little dingy back-parlor, where I was left fora while to brood over my miserable fate. Fancy the change between thisand Berkeley Square! Was I, after all my pains, and cleverness, andperseverance, cheated at last? Had this Mrs. Manasseh been imposingupon me, and were the words of the wretch I met at the table-d'hote atLeamington only meant to mislead me and take me in? I determined to sendfor my wife, and know the whole truth. I saw at once that I had been thevictim of an infernal plot, and that the carriage, the house in town, the West India fortune, were only so many lies which I had blindlybelieved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--MARS AND VENUS IN OPPOSITION.
I shall not describe my feelings when I found myself in a cage inCursitor Street, instead of that fine house in Berkeley Square, whichwas to have been mine as the husband of Mrs. Manasseh. What a place!--inan odious, dismal street leading from Chancery Lane. A hideous Jew boyopened the second of three doors and shut it when Mr. Nabb and I (almostfainting) had entered; then he opened the third door, and then I wasintroduced to a filthy place called a coffee-room, ...which I exchanged forthe solitary comfort of a little dingy back-parlor, where I was left fora while to brood over my miserable fate. Fancy the change between thisand Berkeley Square! Was I, after all my pains, and cleverness, andperseverance, cheated at last? Had this Mrs. Manasseh been imposingupon me, and were the words of the wretch I met at the table-d'hote atLeamington only meant to mislead me and take me in? I determined to sendfor my wife, and know the whole truth. I saw at once that I had been thevictim of an infernal plot, and that the carriage, the house in town, the West India fortune, were only so many lies which I had blindlybelieved.
What to read after The Fatal Boots?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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