Lodgings in Town
Lodgings in Town
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You are to stay here with Nancy, and every day I will take you for a journey into the world. " As I talked he became quiet. He watched us go out reproachfully, and when the door was closed we heard a mournful cry. We listened a long time, but that was all. Poor Bob; his first great lesson in life was that of resignation to its mysterious ways, and he had learned it well.
Bob and I spent the next day together upon the [ 224] r o o J- 5' at) a.
o 3 ?^ O a, O THE CITY AND THE DOG roof. This was fo...urteen stories above the street and the sounds of the city came up to us in pleas- ant confusion. Bob, as eager for a game as any healthy child, ran for a stick, played hide and seek and tag and pom, pom, pullaway, and the sounds of our hilarity brought Nancy and her girls and the superintendent of the building and some of the tenants. There was a gray-haired contractor who left an estimate he had been toiling over for weeks, involving millions, and a lawyer who for the first time in fifteen years permitted a pleasure to in- terrupt the preparation of a brief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are to stay here with Nancy, and every day I will take you for a journey into the world. " As I talked he became quiet. He watched us go out reproachfully, and when the door was closed we heard a mournful cry. We listened a long time, but that was all. Poor Bob; his first great lesson in life was that of resignation to its mysterious ways, and he had learned it well.
Bob and I spent the next day together upon the [ 224] r o o J- 5' at) a.
o 3 ?^ O a, O THE CITY AND THE DOG roof. This was fo...urteen stories above the street and the sounds of the city came up to us in pleas- ant confusion. Bob, as eager for a game as any healthy child, ran for a stick, played hide and seek and tag and pom, pom, pullaway, and the sounds of our hilarity brought Nancy and her girls and the superintendent of the building and some of the tenants. There was a gray-haired contractor who left an estimate he had been toiling over for weeks, involving millions, and a lawyer who for the first time in fifteen years permitted a pleasure to in- terrupt the preparation of a brief.
What to read after Lodgings in Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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