The Leaving of Liverpool
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The front balcony was sixpence, and the stalls, where the seats were upholstered, were ninepence and a shilling. Everyone wore their best clothes and were always in a particularly good humour as they looked forward to the show, giving every act a rowdy welcome and cheering wildly when it ended, though there were occasional boos for a poor performance.
The buskers entertaining the queue were sometimes better than the acts on stage; Jonty the Juggler, for instance, who worked in insurance during t...he week; Spit and Spat, who did a brilliant sand dance; John Lloyd, who was only fifteen but had a fine voice.
Mary Blunn, who had a face like a rosy apple, sold faded fruit. In the warmer weather, an ice cream man on a bike did a roaring trade, though the cones had to be eaten quickly as they weren’t allowed inside the theatre for fear of the mess they might make on the thick red carpet in the foyer and on the stairs. The foyer was round, like the theatre itself, and the walls were faced with red velvet, the woodwork painted gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The front balcony was sixpence, and the stalls, where the seats were upholstered, were ninepence and a shilling. Everyone wore their best clothes and were always in a particularly good humour as they looked forward to the show, giving every act a rowdy welcome and cheering wildly when it ended, though there were occasional boos for a poor performance.
The buskers entertaining the queue were sometimes better than the acts on stage; Jonty the Juggler, for instance, who worked in insurance during t...he week; Spit and Spat, who did a brilliant sand dance; John Lloyd, who was only fifteen but had a fine voice.
Mary Blunn, who had a face like a rosy apple, sold faded fruit. In the warmer weather, an ice cream man on a bike did a roaring trade, though the cones had to be eaten quickly as they weren’t allowed inside the theatre for fear of the mess they might make on the thick red carpet in the foyer and on the stairs. The foyer was round, like the theatre itself, and the walls were faced with red velvet, the woodwork painted gold.
What to read after The Leaving of Liverpool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maureen Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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