The Stark Munro Letters;
The Stark Munro Letters;
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I knew, of course, that my mother would have sold everything down to her gold eye-glassesto help me, and that no thought of our recent disagreement would haveweighed with her for an instant; but still a man has his feelings, youknow, and I did not propose to act against her judgment and then runhowling for help.
I sat in my house all day, with that ever-present sense of privacy andnovelty which had thrilled me when I first shut the street door behindme. At evening I sallied out and bought a loa...f of bread, half a poundof tea ("sweepings, " they call it, and it cost eightpence), a tinkettle (fivepence), a pound of sugar, a tin of Swiss milk, and a tinof American potted meat. I had often heard my mother groan over theexpenses of housekeeping, and now I began to understand what she meant. Two and ninepence went like a flash, but at least I had enough to keepmyself going for some days.
There was a convenient gas bracket in the back room. I hammered asplinter of wood into the wall above it, and so made an arm upon whichI could hang my little kettle and boil it over the flame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I knew, of course, that my mother would have sold everything down to her gold eye-glassesto help me, and that no thought of our recent disagreement would haveweighed with her for an instant; but still a man has his feelings, youknow, and I did not propose to act against her judgment and then runhowling for help.
I sat in my house all day, with that ever-present sense of privacy andnovelty which had thrilled me when I first shut the street door behindme. At evening I sallied out and bought a loa...f of bread, half a poundof tea ("sweepings, " they call it, and it cost eightpence), a tinkettle (fivepence), a pound of sugar, a tin of Swiss milk, and a tinof American potted meat. I had often heard my mother groan over theexpenses of housekeeping, and now I began to understand what she meant. Two and ninepence went like a flash, but at least I had enough to keepmyself going for some days.
There was a convenient gas bracket in the back room. I hammered asplinter of wood into the wall above it, and so made an arm upon whichI could hang my little kettle and boil it over the flame.
What to read after The Stark Munro Letters;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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