Twinkletoes a Tale of Limehouse
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They looked masterfully at the bottles and the lounges and the room generally. The amber beers and whiskies caught the light and reflected it as gold. Released suddenly from the fetters and cautions of daily life, the men became bold, with a touch of challenge. Roseleaf pulled Lilac from the piano, and settled her at his side on the lounge. One of the bandsmen took her place and perfunctorily hammered out breathless stuff from the Paris halls.
Twinkletoes, through veiled eyes, saw Lilac reclini...ng against a corner of the lounge, her legs crossed. She saw the con- ductor getting fresh with the electrician's wife. She saw Roseleaf stretch a hand to the table for his whisky, and take a glass of 173 T^winkletoes wine and drain it. She saw Lilac fumble for her glass, and take the nearest, which was Roseleaf's whisky. She saw the gigantic Dickery-Dock sprawling full length on a far bench, taking tankards of his own Old, and she heard him exchanging bedraggled jests with the comedians, and discussing probables for next week's big race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They looked masterfully at the bottles and the lounges and the room generally. The amber beers and whiskies caught the light and reflected it as gold. Released suddenly from the fetters and cautions of daily life, the men became bold, with a touch of challenge. Roseleaf pulled Lilac from the piano, and settled her at his side on the lounge. One of the bandsmen took her place and perfunctorily hammered out breathless stuff from the Paris halls.
Twinkletoes, through veiled eyes, saw Lilac reclini...ng against a corner of the lounge, her legs crossed. She saw the con- ductor getting fresh with the electrician's wife. She saw Roseleaf stretch a hand to the table for his whisky, and take a glass of 173 T^winkletoes wine and drain it. She saw Lilac fumble for her glass, and take the nearest, which was Roseleaf's whisky. She saw the gigantic Dickery-Dock sprawling full length on a far bench, taking tankards of his own Old, and she heard him exchanging bedraggled jests with the comedians, and discussing probables for next week's big race.
What to read after Twinkletoes a Tale of Limehouse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burke Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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