Armadale. a Novel
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That other person must be presented forthwith to public no- tice, and must stand in that other person's proper place. The name, if you please, sir, to begin with — we'll come to the circumstances directly." " I am sorry to say, Mr. Pedgift, that we must try the longest way, if you have no objection," replied Allan, quietly. " The short way happens to be a way I can't take on this occasion." The men who rise in the law are the men who decline to take No for an answer. Mr. Pedgift the elder had r...isen in the law ; and Mr.
Pedgift the elder now declined to take No for an answer. But all pertinacity — even professional pertinacity included — sooner or later finds its limits ; and the lawyer, doubly fortified as he was by long experience and copious pinches of snuff, found his limits at the very outset of the interview. It was impossible that Allan could respect the confidence which Mrs. Milroy had treacherously affected to place in him. But he had an honest man's regard for his own pledged word — the regard which looks straightforward at the fact, and which never glances sidelong at the circumstances — and the utmost persistency of Pedgift Senior failed to move him a hair-breadth from the position which he had taken up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That other person must be presented forthwith to public no- tice, and must stand in that other person's proper place. The name, if you please, sir, to begin with — we'll come to the circumstances directly." " I am sorry to say, Mr. Pedgift, that we must try the longest way, if you have no objection," replied Allan, quietly. " The short way happens to be a way I can't take on this occasion." The men who rise in the law are the men who decline to take No for an answer. Mr. Pedgift the elder had r...isen in the law ; and Mr.
Pedgift the elder now declined to take No for an answer. But all pertinacity — even professional pertinacity included — sooner or later finds its limits ; and the lawyer, doubly fortified as he was by long experience and copious pinches of snuff, found his limits at the very outset of the interview. It was impossible that Allan could respect the confidence which Mrs. Milroy had treacherously affected to place in him. But he had an honest man's regard for his own pledged word — the regard which looks straightforward at the fact, and which never glances sidelong at the circumstances — and the utmost persistency of Pedgift Senior failed to move him a hair-breadth from the position which he had taken up.
What to read after Armadale. a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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