The Night Side of London
The Night Side of London
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A man runs up against us. He turns round and apolo- gises. I catch a glimpse of his face. I see at once that he is a billiard-room shark. Look at his pale face, his cold eye, his hard mouth ; LEICESTER-SQUARE. 109 and do n't play with him, however civil. Above all, do n't imagine from his exterior that he is a gentleman. A gentleman does not wear slop- shop clothes nor mosaic gold.
You wish to sit down. Well, as it is past the midnight hour, we will go into this Cafe Chan- sante. At any rate th...e foreigners have more taste than ourselves. The pretty young girls, French or German, at the bar give the place a pleasant appearance, and the mirrors on all sides reflect the gay forms and faces here assembled.
O / But we pass into the concert room, where some Spanish minstrels in national costumes are sing- ing national airs. As you are not musical and cannot understand these distinguished foreigners, let us see who are here, the Swiss Kellner, with his wonted civility, having first brought us a cup of coffee and a cigar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man runs up against us. He turns round and apolo- gises. I catch a glimpse of his face. I see at once that he is a billiard-room shark. Look at his pale face, his cold eye, his hard mouth ; LEICESTER-SQUARE. 109 and do n't play with him, however civil. Above all, do n't imagine from his exterior that he is a gentleman. A gentleman does not wear slop- shop clothes nor mosaic gold.
You wish to sit down. Well, as it is past the midnight hour, we will go into this Cafe Chan- sante. At any rate th...e foreigners have more taste than ourselves. The pretty young girls, French or German, at the bar give the place a pleasant appearance, and the mirrors on all sides reflect the gay forms and faces here assembled.
O / But we pass into the concert room, where some Spanish minstrels in national costumes are sing- ing national airs. As you are not musical and cannot understand these distinguished foreigners, let us see who are here, the Swiss Kellner, with his wonted civility, having first brought us a cup of coffee and a cigar.
What to read after The Night Side of London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Ewing James Ewing Ritchie to read onlineMoreLess
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