J. S. Le Fanu's Ghostly Tales, volume 3
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He might have thanked Feltram, buthe was thinking more of the guineas than of the grizzly donor.
"Ay, " said he, after a second counting, "I think there _are_ exactlythree hundred. Well, so you say I must apply three times five--fifteenof these. It is an awful pity backing those queer horses you have named;but if I must make the sacrifice, I must, I suppose?" he added, with ahesitating inquiry in the tone.
"If you don't, you'll rue it, " said Feltram coldly, and walked away.
"Penny in pocket's ...a merry companion, " says the old English proverb, andSir Bale felt in better spirits and temper than he had for many a day ashe replaced the guineas in the purse.
It was long since he had visited either the race-course or any otherplace of amusement. Now he might face his kind without fear that hispride should be mortified, and dabble in the fascinating agitations ofthe turf once more.
"Who knows how this little venture may turn out?" he thought. "It istime the luck should turn. My last summer in Germany, my last winter inParis--d--n me, I'm owed something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He might have thanked Feltram, buthe was thinking more of the guineas than of the grizzly donor.
"Ay, " said he, after a second counting, "I think there _are_ exactlythree hundred. Well, so you say I must apply three times five--fifteenof these. It is an awful pity backing those queer horses you have named;but if I must make the sacrifice, I must, I suppose?" he added, with ahesitating inquiry in the tone.
"If you don't, you'll rue it, " said Feltram coldly, and walked away.
"Penny in pocket's ...a merry companion, " says the old English proverb, andSir Bale felt in better spirits and temper than he had for many a day ashe replaced the guineas in the purse.
It was long since he had visited either the race-course or any otherplace of amusement. Now he might face his kind without fear that hispride should be mortified, and dabble in the fascinating agitations ofthe turf once more.
"Who knows how this little venture may turn out?" he thought. "It istime the luck should turn. My last summer in Germany, my last winter inParis--d--n me, I'm owed something.
What to read after J. S. Le Fanu's Ghostly Tales, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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