The Occupations of a Retired Life : a Novel 2
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"So you see what she thought about us." 182 THE OCCUPATIONS OF " Poor idiot !" said Mr. Marten.
"But I daresay we sometimes judge as unfairly," I added.
We took a cab, and drove to a comfort- able old-fashioned hostelry in a quiet city close. There we dined, and after dinner, it being too late to begin our art expeditions for that day, Mr. Marten went off to the Temple to visit a college crony, and I took a leisurely walk to my old house of business by the churchless city grave-yard. But by the... quiet which I observed stealing over the streets, I feared that I should be too late to find my friends there. So it proved. Prin- cipals and staff had alike departed, with the exception of the old head-clerk, who regularly made a point of being the last on the pre- mises. I was a great favourite of his, and he always treated me ^vith that quaint patronage which confidential servants often extend to their employers. He took me into the familiar counting-house where we A RETIRED LIFE. 183 sat down and cliatted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"So you see what she thought about us." 182 THE OCCUPATIONS OF " Poor idiot !" said Mr. Marten.
"But I daresay we sometimes judge as unfairly," I added.
We took a cab, and drove to a comfort- able old-fashioned hostelry in a quiet city close. There we dined, and after dinner, it being too late to begin our art expeditions for that day, Mr. Marten went off to the Temple to visit a college crony, and I took a leisurely walk to my old house of business by the churchless city grave-yard. But by the... quiet which I observed stealing over the streets, I feared that I should be too late to find my friends there. So it proved. Prin- cipals and staff had alike departed, with the exception of the old head-clerk, who regularly made a point of being the last on the pre- mises. I was a great favourite of his, and he always treated me ^vith that quaint patronage which confidential servants often extend to their employers. He took me into the familiar counting-house where we A RETIRED LIFE. 183 sat down and cliatted.
What to read after The Occupations of a Retired Life : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett, Edward, Pseud. [i.E. Isabella Fyvie, Afterwards Mayo.] to read onlineMoreLess
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