Human Odds And Ends Stories And Sketches
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A certain degree of comfort he firmly exacted ; he might be a trifle fastidious about cook- ing ; he stood upon his dignity ; but no one could say that he grudged reward for service rendered. It was his practice to pay more than the landlady asked. ' Twenty-five shillings a week, you say ? I shall give you twenty-eight. But ' and with raised forefinger he went through the catalogue of his demands. Everything must be done precisely as he directed ; even in the laying of his table he insisted THE... PRIZE LODGER 137 upon certain minute peculiarities, and to forget one of them was to earn that gaze of awful reprimand which Mr. Jordan found (or thought) more efficacious than any spoken word. Against this precision might be set his strange indulgence in the matter of bills ; he merely regarded the total, was never known to dispute an item. Only twice in his long experience had he quitted a lodging because of exorbitant charges, and on these occasions he sternly refused to discuss the matter. ' Mrs.
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A certain degree of comfort he firmly exacted ; he might be a trifle fastidious about cook- ing ; he stood upon his dignity ; but no one could say that he grudged reward for service rendered. It was his practice to pay more than the landlady asked. ' Twenty-five shillings a week, you say ? I shall give you twenty-eight. But ' and with raised forefinger he went through the catalogue of his demands. Everything must be done precisely as he directed ; even in the laying of his table he insisted THE... PRIZE LODGER 137 upon certain minute peculiarities, and to forget one of them was to earn that gaze of awful reprimand which Mr. Jordan found (or thought) more efficacious than any spoken word. Against this precision might be set his strange indulgence in the matter of bills ; he merely regarded the total, was never known to dispute an item. Only twice in his long experience had he quitted a lodging because of exorbitant charges, and on these occasions he sternly refused to discuss the matter. ' Mrs.
What to read after Human Odds And Ends Stories And Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Gissing to read onlineMoreLess
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