Raffles Further Adventures of the Amateur Cracksman

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Raffles Further Adventures of the Amateur Cracksman
Hornung, E. W. (Ernest William), 1866-1921
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Then suddenly he burst out laughing at himself.
"Bunny, " said he, "you've no imagination, and I never knew I had so much ! Of course you're right. I only wish you were not, for there's noth- ing I should enjoy more than taking on another 80 Raffles Neapolitan or two. You see, I owe them some- thing still! I didn't settle in full. I owe them more than ever I shall pay them on this side Styx!" He had hardened even as he spoke: the lines and the years had come again, and his eyes were flint and s
...teel, with an honest grief behind the glitter.
90 The Last Laugh yiS I have had occasion to remark elsewhere, x\. The pick of our exploits, from a frankly criminal point of view, are of least use for the com- paratively pure purposes of these papers. They might be appreciated in a trade journal (if only that want could be supplied), by skilled manipu- lators of the jemmy and the large light bunch ; but, as records of unbroken yet insignificant success, they would be found at once too trivial and too technical, if not sordid and unprofitable into the bargain.


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