By Jumnas Banks
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We could so easily keep her on the subject of 'Noses in general and the Duke's nose in particular'. " "No indeed, May, I could not stand her on any subject to-day, so au revoir !" and Elsie made a hasty exit.
CHAPTER XIV THE CAREYS The Careys must have a chapter to themselves for the head of the family was decidedly a remark- able man. Not by any means prepossessing in ap- pearance, dark and lanky, of medium height, with pepper and salt hair and beard, both very much in need of brushing and tri...mming.
His clothes gave the idea of having been origin- ally cut out with a knife and fork, and then washed once too often, tor they haa shrunk in every shrink- able place. His hat must have been bought years ago when his hair was short, for it was both shabby and too small. In a word he looked to be the poor- est type of 'loafer' and was in reality one of the wealthiest men in Delhi. Besides his income as Cantonment Magistrate he had two very paying hobbies. The first was Photography, and in that BY JUMNA'S BANKS 89 he had arrived at a pitch near perfection seldom attained by amateurs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We could so easily keep her on the subject of 'Noses in general and the Duke's nose in particular'. " "No indeed, May, I could not stand her on any subject to-day, so au revoir !" and Elsie made a hasty exit.
CHAPTER XIV THE CAREYS The Careys must have a chapter to themselves for the head of the family was decidedly a remark- able man. Not by any means prepossessing in ap- pearance, dark and lanky, of medium height, with pepper and salt hair and beard, both very much in need of brushing and tri...mming.
His clothes gave the idea of having been origin- ally cut out with a knife and fork, and then washed once too often, tor they haa shrunk in every shrink- able place. His hat must have been bought years ago when his hair was short, for it was both shabby and too small. In a word he looked to be the poor- est type of 'loafer' and was in reality one of the wealthiest men in Delhi. Besides his income as Cantonment Magistrate he had two very paying hobbies. The first was Photography, and in that BY JUMNA'S BANKS 89 he had arrived at a pitch near perfection seldom attained by amateurs.
What to read after By Jumnas Banks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Markham to read onlineMoreLess
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