Autobiography of Sir Walter Besant
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I ought to remem- ber the double quadrangle of Doctors' Commons — that quaint old college in the heart of the City Gerard's Hall ; St. Michael's subterranean Church the buildings on the site of the Hanseatic Aula St. Paul's School ; the Merchant Taylors' School Whittington's Aims-House ; and I know not what beside. Alas! I have long since forgotten them.
In those days, however, I walked about among these ancient monuments. When I was tired and hungry I would look for a chop-house, dine, and the...n walk slowly home to my lodgings, taking a cup of coffee at a coffee-house on the way. My lodgings were in a place called Featherstone Build- ings, Holborn. I shared rooms with a brother, 70 SIR IVJLTER BESJNT who was in the City. He had a good many friends in London, and was out nearly every evening. I had few, and remained left to my own devices ; we had little in common, and went each his own way ; which is an excellent rule for brothers, and main- tains fraternal affection.
I ought to have stayed at home in the evening and worked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ought to remem- ber the double quadrangle of Doctors' Commons — that quaint old college in the heart of the City Gerard's Hall ; St. Michael's subterranean Church the buildings on the site of the Hanseatic Aula St. Paul's School ; the Merchant Taylors' School Whittington's Aims-House ; and I know not what beside. Alas! I have long since forgotten them.
In those days, however, I walked about among these ancient monuments. When I was tired and hungry I would look for a chop-house, dine, and the...n walk slowly home to my lodgings, taking a cup of coffee at a coffee-house on the way. My lodgings were in a place called Featherstone Build- ings, Holborn. I shared rooms with a brother, 70 SIR IVJLTER BESJNT who was in the City. He had a good many friends in London, and was out nearly every evening. I had few, and remained left to my own devices ; we had little in common, and went each his own way ; which is an excellent rule for brothers, and main- tains fraternal affection.
I ought to have stayed at home in the evening and worked.
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