Jack the Ripper Victims Series: the Double Event
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One of the women looked familiar. Elizabeth couldn’t quite place her. The management of the pub tolerated their antics at first. When the women began upsetting furniture and throwing glasses, they were put out.
Elizabeth finished her ale and decided to move on. When she stepped out of the establishment, she found a crowd had gathered to watch a woman running up and down, shouting, whistling, and spitting in the middle of Aldgate High Street. The creature had been one of the drunkards causing... trouble inside the pub, the one that seemed familiar to Elizabeth. The people crowding the footway on either side of the street laughed as they watched the woman run to and fro in the road, but Elizabeth couldn’t make out why at first. The drunkard huffed and puffed and spit some more. “Clang, Clang, Clang,” she yelled, warning folks out of her way.
Elizabeth smiled, realizing the woman imitated a steam-powered fire engine. Simultaneously, she knew why the drunkard seemed familiar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the women looked familiar. Elizabeth couldn’t quite place her. The management of the pub tolerated their antics at first. When the women began upsetting furniture and throwing glasses, they were put out.
Elizabeth finished her ale and decided to move on. When she stepped out of the establishment, she found a crowd had gathered to watch a woman running up and down, shouting, whistling, and spitting in the middle of Aldgate High Street. The creature had been one of the drunkards causing... trouble inside the pub, the one that seemed familiar to Elizabeth. The people crowding the footway on either side of the street laughed as they watched the woman run to and fro in the road, but Elizabeth couldn’t make out why at first. The drunkard huffed and puffed and spit some more. “Clang, Clang, Clang,” she yelled, warning folks out of her way.
Elizabeth smiled, realizing the woman imitated a steam-powered fire engine. Simultaneously, she knew why the drunkard seemed familiar.
What to read after Jack the Ripper Victims Series: the Double Event?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan M. Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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