Henry Dunbar
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A thunderbolt falling upon the morocco-covered writing-table in Mr. Balderby's private parlour could scarcely have been more astonishing tothe junior partner than this letter which Clement Austin handed him veryquietly and very respectfully.
There were many reasons why Clement Austin should remain in thebanking-house. His father had lived for thirty years, and had eventuallydied, in the employment of Dunbar and Dunbar. He had been a greatfavourite with the brothers; and Clement had been admitte...d into thehouse as a boy, and had received much notice from Percival. More thanthis, he had every chance of being admitted ere long to a juniorpartnership upon very easy terms, which junior partnership would ofcourse be the high-road to a great fortune.
Mr. Balderby sat with the letter open in his hands, staring at the linesbefore him as if he was scarcely able to comprehend their purport.
"Do you _mean_ this, Austin?" he said at last.
"Yes, sir. Circumstances over which I have no control compel me to offeryou my resignation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A thunderbolt falling upon the morocco-covered writing-table in Mr. Balderby's private parlour could scarcely have been more astonishing tothe junior partner than this letter which Clement Austin handed him veryquietly and very respectfully.
There were many reasons why Clement Austin should remain in thebanking-house. His father had lived for thirty years, and had eventuallydied, in the employment of Dunbar and Dunbar. He had been a greatfavourite with the brothers; and Clement had been admitte...d into thehouse as a boy, and had received much notice from Percival. More thanthis, he had every chance of being admitted ere long to a juniorpartnership upon very easy terms, which junior partnership would ofcourse be the high-road to a great fortune.
Mr. Balderby sat with the letter open in his hands, staring at the linesbefore him as if he was scarcely able to comprehend their purport.
"Do you _mean_ this, Austin?" he said at last.
"Yes, sir. Circumstances over which I have no control compel me to offeryou my resignation.
What to read after Henry Dunbar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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