Dr. Wortle's School
Dr. Wortle's School
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Louis. Peacocke looked round and saw that they were alone.
"I shall hand out nothing till I see your brother's grave, " said Peacocke.
"You won't?" "Not a dollar! What is the good of your going on like that? You ought toknow me well enough by this time. " "But you do not know me well enough. You must have taken me for a verytame sort o' critter. " "Perhaps I have. " "Maybe you'll change your mind. " "Perhaps I shall. It is quite possible that you should murder me. Butyou will not get any money ...by that. " "Murder you. You ain't worth murdering. " Then they sat in silence, waiting another hour and a half till the steamboat came. The reader willunderstand that it must have been a bad time for Mr. Peacocke.
They were on the steamer together for about twenty-four hours, duringwhich Lefroy hardly spoke a word. As far as his companion couldunderstand he was out of funds, because he remained sober during thegreater part of the day, taking only what amount of liquor was providedfor him. Before, however, they reached St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louis. Peacocke looked round and saw that they were alone.
"I shall hand out nothing till I see your brother's grave, " said Peacocke.
"You won't?" "Not a dollar! What is the good of your going on like that? You ought toknow me well enough by this time. " "But you do not know me well enough. You must have taken me for a verytame sort o' critter. " "Perhaps I have. " "Maybe you'll change your mind. " "Perhaps I shall. It is quite possible that you should murder me. Butyou will not get any money ...by that. " "Murder you. You ain't worth murdering. " Then they sat in silence, waiting another hour and a half till the steamboat came. The reader willunderstand that it must have been a bad time for Mr. Peacocke.
They were on the steamer together for about twenty-four hours, duringwhich Lefroy hardly spoke a word. As far as his companion couldunderstand he was out of funds, because he remained sober during thegreater part of the day, taking only what amount of liquor was providedfor him. Before, however, they reached St.
What to read after Dr. Wortle's School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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