The Great Impersonation
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He passed out of the posterngate which led from the walled garden on to a broad marsh, with dikesrunning here and there, and lapping tongues of sea water creeping inwith the tide. He made his way seaward with uncertain steps until hereached a rough and stony road; here he hesitated for a moment, lookedabout him, and then turned back at right angles. Soon he came to alittle village, a village of ancient cottages, with seasoned, red-bricktiles, trim little patches of garden, a church embowered wi...th tallelm trees, a triangular green at the cross-roads. On one side a low, thatched building, --the Dominey Arms; on another, an ancient, squarestone house, on which was a brass plate. He went over and read the name, rang the bell, and asked the trim maidservant who answered it, for thedoctor. Presently, a man of youthful middle-age presented himself in thesurgery and bowed. Dominey was for a moment at a loss.
"I came to see Doctor Harrison, " he ventured.
"Doctor Harrison retired from practice some years ago, " was thecourteous reply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He passed out of the posterngate which led from the walled garden on to a broad marsh, with dikesrunning here and there, and lapping tongues of sea water creeping inwith the tide. He made his way seaward with uncertain steps until hereached a rough and stony road; here he hesitated for a moment, lookedabout him, and then turned back at right angles. Soon he came to alittle village, a village of ancient cottages, with seasoned, red-bricktiles, trim little patches of garden, a church embowered wi...th tallelm trees, a triangular green at the cross-roads. On one side a low, thatched building, --the Dominey Arms; on another, an ancient, squarestone house, on which was a brass plate. He went over and read the name, rang the bell, and asked the trim maidservant who answered it, for thedoctor. Presently, a man of youthful middle-age presented himself in thesurgery and bowed. Dominey was for a moment at a loss.
"I came to see Doctor Harrison, " he ventured.
"Doctor Harrison retired from practice some years ago, " was thecourteous reply.
What to read after The Great Impersonation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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