Love And Mr Lewisham
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*' I smoke Perique, " he said.
156 LOVE AND MR. LEWISHAM.
" It will make you just as sick, " said Dunkerley.
" Refinement's so beastly vulgar, " was the belated answer of the smoker of Perique.
That was the interesting part of the evening to Lewisham. Parkson suddenly rose, got down " Se- same and Lilies", and insisted upon reading a lengthy mellifluous extract that went like a garden roller over the debate, and afterwards Bletherley became the centre of a wrangle that left him grossly insulted... and in a minority of one. The institution of mar- riage, so far as the South Kensington student is concerned, is in no immediate danger.
Parkson turned out with the rest of them at half- past ten, for a walk. The night was warm for February and the waxing moon bright. Parkson fixed himself upon Lewisham and Dunkerley, to Lewisham's intense annoyance — for he had a few intimate things he could have said to the man of Ideas that night. Dunkerley lived north, so that the three went up Exhibition Road to High Street Kensington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*' I smoke Perique, " he said.
156 LOVE AND MR. LEWISHAM.
" It will make you just as sick, " said Dunkerley.
" Refinement's so beastly vulgar, " was the belated answer of the smoker of Perique.
That was the interesting part of the evening to Lewisham. Parkson suddenly rose, got down " Se- same and Lilies", and insisted upon reading a lengthy mellifluous extract that went like a garden roller over the debate, and afterwards Bletherley became the centre of a wrangle that left him grossly insulted... and in a minority of one. The institution of mar- riage, so far as the South Kensington student is concerned, is in no immediate danger.
Parkson turned out with the rest of them at half- past ten, for a walk. The night was warm for February and the waxing moon bright. Parkson fixed himself upon Lewisham and Dunkerley, to Lewisham's intense annoyance — for he had a few intimate things he could have said to the man of Ideas that night. Dunkerley lived north, so that the three went up Exhibition Road to High Street Kensington.
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