Charles Dickens As I Knew Him; the Story of the Reading Tours in Great Britain And America (1866-1870)
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The party was composed of representative actors and dramatic critics of the time, the late Mr. Benjamin Webster being the selected representative of the English Theatre.
It was a merry gathering, and as no lady visitors were in the house at the time, Bohemianism held undis- puted sway. On this, as on other occasions, every hour of our visit was mapped out, and there was not a dull moment in the day.
A BRILLIANT MATCH. 431 The weather unfortunately was miserably wet, so that we were dependent fo...r our amusements on the internal resources of the establishment.
The business on which we had met was first disposed of, and success to the enterprise having been proposed by Mr. Dickens, and drunk in a glass of old Madeira, we adjourned to the billiard-roonl, where a match had been arranged between Mr. Benjamin Webster and Mr. Palmer. Mr. Dickens acted as marker.
The disparity between the players appeared to be very great, for the American was in the prime of life, whereas the Englishman was far advanced in years and very feeble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The party was composed of representative actors and dramatic critics of the time, the late Mr. Benjamin Webster being the selected representative of the English Theatre.
It was a merry gathering, and as no lady visitors were in the house at the time, Bohemianism held undis- puted sway. On this, as on other occasions, every hour of our visit was mapped out, and there was not a dull moment in the day.
A BRILLIANT MATCH. 431 The weather unfortunately was miserably wet, so that we were dependent fo...r our amusements on the internal resources of the establishment.
The business on which we had met was first disposed of, and success to the enterprise having been proposed by Mr. Dickens, and drunk in a glass of old Madeira, we adjourned to the billiard-roonl, where a match had been arranged between Mr. Benjamin Webster and Mr. Palmer. Mr. Dickens acted as marker.
The disparity between the players appeared to be very great, for the American was in the prime of life, whereas the Englishman was far advanced in years and very feeble.
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