The Pilgrim From Chicago Being More Rambles With An American
The Pilgrim From Chicago Being More Rambles With An American
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The Devil came next. Then there was Dick's CoJffee-house, tucked away just beyond this Lane ; and somewhere close to that was the Young Devil. That's mentioned in Mr. Wheatley's Cunningham. Price says that part of the Sugarloaf and Green Lettice was in existence tiU Child's old bank was pulled down. When the old bank was built, it had been joined-on to what was left of the tavern — a good bit, I fancy. " The north wing of Brick Court adjoins Messrs. Child & Co. 's premises. The Court is a flagg...ed three-sided close.
186 THE PILGRIM FROM CHICAGO giving upon the Lane, opposite the backs of Hare Court and Pump Court. Nos. 2 and 3 form its west side. An open passage into Essex Court behind, runs out to right and left of them. Over the doorway of No. 3 is a tablet bearing the inscription : PHCENICIS INSTAR REVIVISCO MARTINO RYDER ARM** THESAURARIO AND. DOM. 1704 No. 2 has nothing to indicate its date, but it is apparently the junior of its neighbour by some fifty years. Both are four-storeyed, red-brick houses, with early-Georgian door- ways alike in pattern.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Devil came next. Then there was Dick's CoJffee-house, tucked away just beyond this Lane ; and somewhere close to that was the Young Devil. That's mentioned in Mr. Wheatley's Cunningham. Price says that part of the Sugarloaf and Green Lettice was in existence tiU Child's old bank was pulled down. When the old bank was built, it had been joined-on to what was left of the tavern — a good bit, I fancy. " The north wing of Brick Court adjoins Messrs. Child & Co. 's premises. The Court is a flagg...ed three-sided close.
186 THE PILGRIM FROM CHICAGO giving upon the Lane, opposite the backs of Hare Court and Pump Court. Nos. 2 and 3 form its west side. An open passage into Essex Court behind, runs out to right and left of them. Over the doorway of No. 3 is a tablet bearing the inscription : PHCENICIS INSTAR REVIVISCO MARTINO RYDER ARM** THESAURARIO AND. DOM. 1704 No. 2 has nothing to indicate its date, but it is apparently the junior of its neighbour by some fifty years. Both are four-storeyed, red-brick houses, with early-Georgian door- ways alike in pattern.
What to read after The Pilgrim From Chicago Being More Rambles With An American?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian Tearle to read onlineMoreLess
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