The Mystery of Edwin Drood
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
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But early inthe morning, when there is barely enough light in the east to dimthe stars, it begins to lull. From that time, with occasional wildcharges, like a wounded monster dying, it drops and sinks; and atfull daylight it is dead.
It is then seen that the hands of the Cathedral clock are torn off;that lead from the roof has been stripped away, rolled up, andblown into the Close; and that some stones have been displaced uponthe summit of the great tower. Christmas morning though it be, itis n...ecessary to send up workmen, to ascertain the extent of thedamage done. These, led by Durdles, go aloft; while Mr. Tope and acrowd of early idlers gather down in Minor Canon Corner, shadingtheir eyes and watching for their appearance up there.
This cluster is suddenly broken and put aside by the hands of Mr. Jasper; all the gazing eyes are brought down to the earth by hisloudly inquiring of Mr. Crisparkle, at an open window: 'Where is my nephew?' 'He has not been here. Is he not with you?' 'No. He went down to the river last night, with Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But early inthe morning, when there is barely enough light in the east to dimthe stars, it begins to lull. From that time, with occasional wildcharges, like a wounded monster dying, it drops and sinks; and atfull daylight it is dead.
It is then seen that the hands of the Cathedral clock are torn off;that lead from the roof has been stripped away, rolled up, andblown into the Close; and that some stones have been displaced uponthe summit of the great tower. Christmas morning though it be, itis n...ecessary to send up workmen, to ascertain the extent of thedamage done. These, led by Durdles, go aloft; while Mr. Tope and acrowd of early idlers gather down in Minor Canon Corner, shadingtheir eyes and watching for their appearance up there.
This cluster is suddenly broken and put aside by the hands of Mr. Jasper; all the gazing eyes are brought down to the earth by hisloudly inquiring of Mr. Crisparkle, at an open window: 'Where is my nephew?' 'He has not been here. Is he not with you?' 'No. He went down to the river last night, with Mr.
What to read after The Mystery of Edwin Drood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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