Hard Lines : a Novel 2
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Putting things together, Mr. Charrington came to the conclusion that the shadowy Boggs had probably played prophet on that occasion, and inspired the leading book- makers to lay hotly against The Cid. A little thought enabled him to remember who it was that Mr. Bilton had made that remark to, and he easily persuaded the gentleman in question to write to the book- maker and inquire if it was from a person named Isham Boo-as that he had derived his information, and further, who and what was Isham... Boggs. Mr. Bil ton's reply was soon to hand. He answered the first question in the affirmative ; and as to the second.
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said that Isham Boggs was reckoned about the cleverest tout in England, that he believed he had some rather queer stories attached to his turf career, but they were mostly before his, Bilton's, time. Further, he indicated no suspicion that the informa- tion furnished him by Boggs had not been given in perfect good faith, nor did he offer any opinion as to who the concoctors of the robbery might be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Putting things together, Mr. Charrington came to the conclusion that the shadowy Boggs had probably played prophet on that occasion, and inspired the leading book- makers to lay hotly against The Cid. A little thought enabled him to remember who it was that Mr. Bilton had made that remark to, and he easily persuaded the gentleman in question to write to the book- maker and inquire if it was from a person named Isham Boo-as that he had derived his information, and further, who and what was Isham... Boggs. Mr. Bil ton's reply was soon to hand. He answered the first question in the affirmative ; and as to the second.
120 HARD LINES.
said that Isham Boggs was reckoned about the cleverest tout in England, that he believed he had some rather queer stories attached to his turf career, but they were mostly before his, Bilton's, time. Further, he indicated no suspicion that the informa- tion furnished him by Boggs had not been given in perfect good faith, nor did he offer any opinion as to who the concoctors of the robbery might be.
What to read after Hard Lines : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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