Turns About Town
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He dis claimed the great easy chair by the electric table lamp in which it was unmistakable that he had been sitting, but was prevailed upon to return to it.
In apology for the lateness of our arrival we mentioned our difficulties in discovering that he [126] Y K BIDDING CHESTERTON GOOD-BYE was in. Mr. Chesterton seemed bewildered by the circumstance. He shook his head and (evi dently referring to the hall-man) said he was not able to understand "that foreigner" at all. "That foreigner?" we smi...led at the Englishman. I think it most likely that the explanation of his not having heard our earlier rings was that he was not familiar with the system of bells in the apartment. They had not been out, he declared ; oh, yes ! they had been out, too, a good while ago, to get something to eat. "We are camping here, " he said, "in a rather Bohemian fashion. " Didn t they enjoy that as a change from life in fashion able hotels ? Oh, yes ! Very much.
They wondered if Mr. Lee were not coming. Yes ; he had assured me that he was, when I had seen him that afternoon at the club.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He dis claimed the great easy chair by the electric table lamp in which it was unmistakable that he had been sitting, but was prevailed upon to return to it.
In apology for the lateness of our arrival we mentioned our difficulties in discovering that he [126] Y K BIDDING CHESTERTON GOOD-BYE was in. Mr. Chesterton seemed bewildered by the circumstance. He shook his head and (evi dently referring to the hall-man) said he was not able to understand "that foreigner" at all. "That foreigner?" we smi...led at the Englishman. I think it most likely that the explanation of his not having heard our earlier rings was that he was not familiar with the system of bells in the apartment. They had not been out, he declared ; oh, yes ! they had been out, too, a good while ago, to get something to eat. "We are camping here, " he said, "in a rather Bohemian fashion. " Didn t they enjoy that as a change from life in fashion able hotels ? Oh, yes ! Very much.
They wondered if Mr. Lee were not coming. Yes ; he had assured me that he was, when I had seen him that afternoon at the club.
What to read after Turns About Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holliday Robert Cortes to read onlineMoreLess
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