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Old Saint Paul’s

BOOK THE FIFTH
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But he checked the feeling as sinful, and proceeded along the street at a slow pace.

He did not meet a single person, until he reached Cheapside, where he found matters completely changed.

Several shops were already opened, and there were a few carts and other vehicles tracking their way through the broad and yet grass-grown street.

It was a clear, frosty morning, and there was a healthful feel in the bracing atmosphere that produced an exhilarating effect on the spirits.

The grocer pursued his course through the middle of the street, carefully avoiding all contact with such persons as he encountered, though he cordially returned their greetings, and wandered on, scarcely knowing whither he was going, but deeply interested in all he beheld.
The aspect of the city was indeed most curious.


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