Our Mutual Friend
Our Mutual Friend
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' Arrived by this time in Mr Wegg's sitting-room, made bright on thechilly evening by gaslight and fire, Mr Venus softens and complimentshim on his abode; profiting by the occasion to remind Wegg that he(Venus) told him he had got into a good thing.
'Tolerable, ' Wegg rejoins. 'But bear in mind, Mr Venus, that there'sno gold without its alloy. Mix for yourself and take a seat in thechimbley-corner. Will you perform upon a pipe, sir?' 'I am but an indifferent performer, sir, ' returns the other;... 'but I'llaccompany you with a whiff or two at intervals. ' So, Mr Venus mixes, and Wegg mixes; and Mr Venus lights and puffs, andWegg lights and puffs.
'And there's alloy even in this metal of yours, Mr Wegg, you wasremarking?' 'Mystery, ' returns Wegg. 'I don't like it, Mr Venus. I don't like tohave the life knocked out of former inhabitants of this house, in thegloomy dark, and not know who did it. ' 'Might you have any suspicions, Mr Wegg?' 'No, ' returns that gentleman. 'I know who profits by it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Arrived by this time in Mr Wegg's sitting-room, made bright on thechilly evening by gaslight and fire, Mr Venus softens and complimentshim on his abode; profiting by the occasion to remind Wegg that he(Venus) told him he had got into a good thing.
'Tolerable, ' Wegg rejoins. 'But bear in mind, Mr Venus, that there'sno gold without its alloy. Mix for yourself and take a seat in thechimbley-corner. Will you perform upon a pipe, sir?' 'I am but an indifferent performer, sir, ' returns the other;... 'but I'llaccompany you with a whiff or two at intervals. ' So, Mr Venus mixes, and Wegg mixes; and Mr Venus lights and puffs, andWegg lights and puffs.
'And there's alloy even in this metal of yours, Mr Wegg, you wasremarking?' 'Mystery, ' returns Wegg. 'I don't like it, Mr Venus. I don't like tohave the life knocked out of former inhabitants of this house, in thegloomy dark, and not know who did it. ' 'Might you have any suspicions, Mr Wegg?' 'No, ' returns that gentleman. 'I know who profits by it.
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