From the Angle of Seventeen
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Blades replied in a most startling manner : ** So 's Martin Tupper dead — sure to be! Ages ago, no doubt. Anyway, I hap- pen to know that Mr. Westonshaugh thinks the dickens of a lot of him, so when you said he 'd been standing you a lunch, you made the worst joke you could have. " " It was n't a joke, but quite the re- verse, " I said; and then I told Mr. Blades how I had an introduction to Mr. Wilson Barrett at that moment in my pocket — to prove the truth of what I was saying.
Mr. Blades rea...d it carefully and shook his head.
" You 're such a jug, Corkey, " he said. " This is neither more nor less than a com- mon or garden confidence trick. The beg- 76 FROM THE ANGLE gar saw you had a ' fiver ' at the bookstall and soon found you were a soft thmg. Then he pretended to be friendly and just hammered away till he found the weak spot. If you 'd go and have a sensible lunch, like everybody else, instead of wan- dering about London in the helpless way you do, on a bun and a glass of milk, this would n't have happened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blades replied in a most startling manner : ** So 's Martin Tupper dead — sure to be! Ages ago, no doubt. Anyway, I hap- pen to know that Mr. Westonshaugh thinks the dickens of a lot of him, so when you said he 'd been standing you a lunch, you made the worst joke you could have. " " It was n't a joke, but quite the re- verse, " I said; and then I told Mr. Blades how I had an introduction to Mr. Wilson Barrett at that moment in my pocket — to prove the truth of what I was saying.
Mr. Blades rea...d it carefully and shook his head.
" You 're such a jug, Corkey, " he said. " This is neither more nor less than a com- mon or garden confidence trick. The beg- 76 FROM THE ANGLE gar saw you had a ' fiver ' at the bookstall and soon found you were a soft thmg. Then he pretended to be friendly and just hammered away till he found the weak spot. If you 'd go and have a sensible lunch, like everybody else, instead of wan- dering about London in the helpless way you do, on a bun and a glass of milk, this would n't have happened.
What to read after From the Angle of Seventeen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillpotts Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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