The Mystery of Edwin Drood And Master Humphrey's Clock
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Datchery suggested.
' Mr. Tope,' said the waiter, brightening, as he rubbed his chin with his hand, ' would be the likeliest party to inform in that line.' ' Who is Mr. Tope ? ' inquired Dick Datchery.
The waiter explained that he was the Verger, and that Mrs.
Tope had indeed once upon a time let lodgings herself or offered to let them ; but that as nobody had ever taken them, Mrs. Tope's window-bill, long a Cloisterham Institution, had disappeared; probably had tumbled down one day, and never ...been put up again.
' I'll call on Mrs. Tope,' said Mr. Datchery, ' after dinner.' So when he had done his dinner, he was duly directed to the spot, and sallied out for it. But the Crozier being an hotel of a most retiring disposition, and the waiter's directions being fatally precise, he soon became bewildered, and went boggling about and about the Cathedral Tower, whenever he could catch a glimpse of 158 THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD it, with a general impression on his mind that Mrs. Tope's was somewhete very near it, and that, Uke the children in the game of hot boiled beans and very good butter, he was warm in his search when he saw the Tower, and cold when he didn't see it He was getting very cold indeed when he came upon a fragment of burial-ground in which an unhappy sheep was grazing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Datchery suggested.
' Mr. Tope,' said the waiter, brightening, as he rubbed his chin with his hand, ' would be the likeliest party to inform in that line.' ' Who is Mr. Tope ? ' inquired Dick Datchery.
The waiter explained that he was the Verger, and that Mrs.
Tope had indeed once upon a time let lodgings herself or offered to let them ; but that as nobody had ever taken them, Mrs. Tope's window-bill, long a Cloisterham Institution, had disappeared; probably had tumbled down one day, and never ...been put up again.
' I'll call on Mrs. Tope,' said Mr. Datchery, ' after dinner.' So when he had done his dinner, he was duly directed to the spot, and sallied out for it. But the Crozier being an hotel of a most retiring disposition, and the waiter's directions being fatally precise, he soon became bewildered, and went boggling about and about the Cathedral Tower, whenever he could catch a glimpse of 158 THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD it, with a general impression on his mind that Mrs. Tope's was somewhete very near it, and that, Uke the children in the game of hot boiled beans and very good butter, he was warm in his search when he saw the Tower, and cold when he didn't see it He was getting very cold indeed when he came upon a fragment of burial-ground in which an unhappy sheep was grazing.
What to read after The Mystery of Edwin Drood And Master Humphrey's Clock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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