The Mayor of Troy
The Mayor of Troy
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The streets--thank Heaven!--were dark.
He crept to the front gate and peered forth. The roadway wasdeserted. Taking his courage in both hands, he stepped out upon thepavement and walked briskly downhill to the theatre. The distancewas a matter of five or six hundred yards only, and he met nobody. Coming in sight of the brightly-lit portico, he made a dash for itand up the steps, where he blundered full tilt into the arms of atall doorkeeper at the gallery entrance.
"Hallo!" exclaimed the man, f...alling back. "Get out of this!" "One moment, my friend--" "Damme!" The doorkeeper, blocking the entrance, surveyed him andwhistled. "Hi, Charley!" he called; "come and take a look at this!" A scrag-necked youth thrust his face forward from the aperture of theticket-office.
"Well, I'm jiggered, " was his comment. "Drunk, eh? Throw him out!" "If you'll listen for a moment, " pleaded the Major, with dignity, andbegan to search in the pockets of his sodden breeches. "I wish amessage taken . . . But dear me, now I remember, I left my moneyupstairs!" "_On_ the gilded dressing-table beside the diamond tiyara, " suggestedthe doorkeeper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The streets--thank Heaven!--were dark.
He crept to the front gate and peered forth. The roadway wasdeserted. Taking his courage in both hands, he stepped out upon thepavement and walked briskly downhill to the theatre. The distancewas a matter of five or six hundred yards only, and he met nobody. Coming in sight of the brightly-lit portico, he made a dash for itand up the steps, where he blundered full tilt into the arms of atall doorkeeper at the gallery entrance.
"Hallo!" exclaimed the man, f...alling back. "Get out of this!" "One moment, my friend--" "Damme!" The doorkeeper, blocking the entrance, surveyed him andwhistled. "Hi, Charley!" he called; "come and take a look at this!" A scrag-necked youth thrust his face forward from the aperture of theticket-office.
"Well, I'm jiggered, " was his comment. "Drunk, eh? Throw him out!" "If you'll listen for a moment, " pleaded the Major, with dignity, andbegan to search in the pockets of his sodden breeches. "I wish amessage taken . . . But dear me, now I remember, I left my moneyupstairs!" "_On_ the gilded dressing-table beside the diamond tiyara, " suggestedthe doorkeeper.
What to read after The Mayor of Troy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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