Daniel Dennison, And the Cumberland Statesman 3
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Nicholson fur- nished, so that she could give me nothing.
Surely she should have been told ; nay, she should have been delayed for such a pur- pose as this, seeing she could have gone by Liverpool in nearly the same time." Mr. and Mrs. Bent looked at each other as if they were caught in their own trap, which was precisely the case ; for having hurried Mrs. Caversham out of the way in order to secure the thousand pounds of cash, wanted in almost a thousand places, and at the same time, keep her ...in ignorance STATESMAN. 155 of another sale of upwards of five hundred pounds, for which good bills had been given — so good that they had been already negociated, and had to a certain point ar- rested the sinking character of Mr. Bent, who was becoming extremely notorious for bills of a very different reputation, and was, in fact, at the very point of his meteor-like career, which had been brilliant and rapid, but was likely to be proportionably short, when poor Mr. Caversham's consignments came upon him like what he wickedly called " a God-send," to arrest his down- fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nicholson fur- nished, so that she could give me nothing.
Surely she should have been told ; nay, she should have been delayed for such a pur- pose as this, seeing she could have gone by Liverpool in nearly the same time." Mr. and Mrs. Bent looked at each other as if they were caught in their own trap, which was precisely the case ; for having hurried Mrs. Caversham out of the way in order to secure the thousand pounds of cash, wanted in almost a thousand places, and at the same time, keep her ...in ignorance STATESMAN. 155 of another sale of upwards of five hundred pounds, for which good bills had been given — so good that they had been already negociated, and had to a certain point ar- rested the sinking character of Mr. Bent, who was becoming extremely notorious for bills of a very different reputation, and was, in fact, at the very point of his meteor-like career, which had been brilliant and rapid, but was likely to be proportionably short, when poor Mr. Caversham's consignments came upon him like what he wickedly called " a God-send," to arrest his down- fall.
What to read after Daniel Dennison, And the Cumberland Statesman 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hofland, Mrs. (Barbara), 1770-1844 to read onlineMoreLess
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