The Uninhabited House
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He worked hard forlittle pay; "but I mean some day to have high pay, and take the worldeasy, " he explained. He was blessed with great hopes and good courage;he had high spirits, and a splendid constitution. He neither starvedhimself nor his friends; his landlady "loved him as her son"; andthere were several good-looking girls who were very fond of him, notas a brother.
But Ned had no notion of marrying, yet awhile. "Time enough for that, "he told me once, "when I can furnish a good house, and ...set up abrougham, and choose my patients, and have a few hundreds lying idle inthe bank. " Meantime, as no one of these items had yet been realized, he lived inlodgings, ate toasted haddocks with his morning coffee, and smoked andread novels far into the night.
Yes, I could go and breakfast with Munro. Just then it occurred to methat the gas I had left lighted when I went to bed was out; that thedoor I had left locked was open.
Straight downstairs I went. The gas in the hall was out, and every doorI had myself closed and locked the previous morning stood ajar, with theseal, however, remaining intact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He worked hard forlittle pay; "but I mean some day to have high pay, and take the worldeasy, " he explained. He was blessed with great hopes and good courage;he had high spirits, and a splendid constitution. He neither starvedhimself nor his friends; his landlady "loved him as her son"; andthere were several good-looking girls who were very fond of him, notas a brother.
But Ned had no notion of marrying, yet awhile. "Time enough for that, "he told me once, "when I can furnish a good house, and ...set up abrougham, and choose my patients, and have a few hundreds lying idle inthe bank. " Meantime, as no one of these items had yet been realized, he lived inlodgings, ate toasted haddocks with his morning coffee, and smoked andread novels far into the night.
Yes, I could go and breakfast with Munro. Just then it occurred to methat the gas I had left lighted when I went to bed was out; that thedoor I had left locked was open.
Straight downstairs I went. The gas in the hall was out, and every doorI had myself closed and locked the previous morning stood ajar, with theseal, however, remaining intact.
What to read after The Uninhabited House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riddell, J. H., Mrs., 1832-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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