The Inns And Taverns of Pickwick With Some Observations On Their Other Associ
The Inns And Taverns of Pickwick With Some Observations On Their Other Associ
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Pickwick chose to take an early morning coach, perhaps to avoidthe sightseers. In his anxiety he arrived much too soon and had totake shelter in the travellers' room--the last resort, as Dickensassures us, of human dejection.
"The travellers' room at the 'White Horse Cellar' is, of course, uncomfortable, " he writes; "it would be no travellers' room if itwere not. It is the right-hand parlour, into which an aspiringkitchen fire-place appears to have walked, accompanied by a rebelliouspoker, ton...gs and shovel. It is divided into boxes for the solitaryconfinement of travellers, and is furnished with a clock, alooking-glass, and a live waiter, which latter article is keptin a small kennel for washing glasses in a corner of the apartment. " Whilst taking his breakfast therein, Mr. Pickwick made theacquaintance of Mr. And Mrs. Dowler, also bound for Bath, whowere to play such an unexpected part in his sojourn in thefamous watering-place.
It was outside the "White Horse Cellar" that Sam Weller made thatdiscovery about the use of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pickwick chose to take an early morning coach, perhaps to avoidthe sightseers. In his anxiety he arrived much too soon and had totake shelter in the travellers' room--the last resort, as Dickensassures us, of human dejection.
"The travellers' room at the 'White Horse Cellar' is, of course, uncomfortable, " he writes; "it would be no travellers' room if itwere not. It is the right-hand parlour, into which an aspiringkitchen fire-place appears to have walked, accompanied by a rebelliouspoker, ton...gs and shovel. It is divided into boxes for the solitaryconfinement of travellers, and is furnished with a clock, alooking-glass, and a live waiter, which latter article is keptin a small kennel for washing glasses in a corner of the apartment. " Whilst taking his breakfast therein, Mr. Pickwick made theacquaintance of Mr. And Mrs. Dowler, also bound for Bath, whowere to play such an unexpected part in his sojourn in thefamous watering-place.
It was outside the "White Horse Cellar" that Sam Weller made thatdiscovery about the use of Mr.
What to read after The Inns And Taverns of Pickwick With Some Observations On Their Other Associ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matz Bertram Waldrom to read onlineMoreLess
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