A Drake By George
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"I suppose you know something about china?" George suggested, as he ushered the visitor into the dining-room.
" My knowledge of porcelain extends from my head to my finger-ends. When you show me Chinese vases I'm at home, sir, I'm surrounded with familiar objects, I'm behind the scenes. Crampy knows something, but I can run a saw upon him. When his wells dry up, that's the time, sir, mine begin to flow, " said Jenkins, ostentatiously producing a long cheque-book and slapping it upon the table.
..." If you will excuse me a moment, I'll go for the vases, " said George.
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He carried the bundles up to his room, and con- sulted the list which Crampy had sent him. Having satisfied himself that the names of Jenkins and Alloway appeared upon it, he went downstairs with the undraped vases, thankful his visitor had called at the time of day when Miss Yard and Nellie were shut up together, and Kezia was occupied in the kitchen.
The millionaire stood in the attitude of a clergy- man about to receive a child for baptism ; and, when George extended one of the vases, he accepted it reverently, then walked to the window, examined it, tapped and stroked it, hugged and adored it, and very nearly kissed it, before turning to exclaim, " These are the goods, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I suppose you know something about china?" George suggested, as he ushered the visitor into the dining-room.
" My knowledge of porcelain extends from my head to my finger-ends. When you show me Chinese vases I'm at home, sir, I'm surrounded with familiar objects, I'm behind the scenes. Crampy knows something, but I can run a saw upon him. When his wells dry up, that's the time, sir, mine begin to flow, " said Jenkins, ostentatiously producing a long cheque-book and slapping it upon the table.
..." If you will excuse me a moment, I'll go for the vases, " said George.
206 A DRAKE BY GEORGE!
He carried the bundles up to his room, and con- sulted the list which Crampy had sent him. Having satisfied himself that the names of Jenkins and Alloway appeared upon it, he went downstairs with the undraped vases, thankful his visitor had called at the time of day when Miss Yard and Nellie were shut up together, and Kezia was occupied in the kitchen.
The millionaire stood in the attitude of a clergy- man about to receive a child for baptism ; and, when George extended one of the vases, he accepted it reverently, then walked to the window, examined it, tapped and stroked it, hugged and adored it, and very nearly kissed it, before turning to exclaim, " These are the goods, Mr.
What to read after A Drake By George?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest George Henham to read onlineMoreLess
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