The Strand District
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Johnson, who took lodgings here when he came up to London first, and dined at aneighbouring cookshop for eightpence.
The Lyceum Theatre was designed by S. Beazley, and opened in 1834. Itwill be always associated with the names of Sir Henry Irving and EllenTerry. It stands on the site of the English Opera-House, burnt down in1830, which during many years was the home of a quaint convivialgathering, called the Beefsteak Society, founded by Rich and Lambert in1735. The members dined together off b...eefsteaks at five o'clock onSaturdays from November until the end of June. The gridiron was theiremblem.
Just before arriving at Wellington Street there is a glimpse of greentrees, and of a brilliant bed of flowers, down a little narrow street onthe south side of the Strand. Many people must have noticed thesethings, few have had the curiosity to explore further; yet it is wellworth while to get down from omnibus or cab and venture into this littlebackwater of the Savoy. Between eleven and one, and two and fouro'clock every day the garden gate is open, and the verger is in thechapel, ready to answer questions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnson, who took lodgings here when he came up to London first, and dined at aneighbouring cookshop for eightpence.
The Lyceum Theatre was designed by S. Beazley, and opened in 1834. Itwill be always associated with the names of Sir Henry Irving and EllenTerry. It stands on the site of the English Opera-House, burnt down in1830, which during many years was the home of a quaint convivialgathering, called the Beefsteak Society, founded by Rich and Lambert in1735. The members dined together off b...eefsteaks at five o'clock onSaturdays from November until the end of June. The gridiron was theiremblem.
Just before arriving at Wellington Street there is a glimpse of greentrees, and of a brilliant bed of flowers, down a little narrow street onthe south side of the Strand. Many people must have noticed thesethings, few have had the curiosity to explore further; yet it is wellworth while to get down from omnibus or cab and venture into this littlebackwater of the Savoy. Between eleven and one, and two and fouro'clock every day the garden gate is open, and the verger is in thechapel, ready to answer questions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Besant Walter Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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