Saddle And Sabre. a Novel 2
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I wish I felt as certain about Bill Smith." " I should think he might be trusted to keep steady now till after the Derby," re- plied the baronet.
" I don't know," replied Norman Slade ; "you see he was short of money and shaky of reputation ; and the bringing off of this Two Thousand meant a good deal to him. Men like Bill don't thrive upon success." 70 CHAPTER V.
"you shall never marry him." Great was Charlie Devereux's exultation when the telegram reached York containing the news of Belisariu...s's victory. A formal line had been received by Bertie from his uncle a couple of days before, in which lie notified the fact that Bertie had an exces- sively nice bet of six hundred to twenty-five against Belisarius for The Guineas, and now this comfortable stake was satisfactorily landed. As for young Devereux, with the sanguine nature of youth, he at once saw himself clear of all his financial difficulties.
"YOU SHALL NEVER MAURY HIM." 71 " It's all your doing, old fellow," he cried, as he clasped Bertie's hand warmly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wish I felt as certain about Bill Smith." " I should think he might be trusted to keep steady now till after the Derby," re- plied the baronet.
" I don't know," replied Norman Slade ; "you see he was short of money and shaky of reputation ; and the bringing off of this Two Thousand meant a good deal to him. Men like Bill don't thrive upon success." 70 CHAPTER V.
"you shall never marry him." Great was Charlie Devereux's exultation when the telegram reached York containing the news of Belisariu...s's victory. A formal line had been received by Bertie from his uncle a couple of days before, in which lie notified the fact that Bertie had an exces- sively nice bet of six hundred to twenty-five against Belisarius for The Guineas, and now this comfortable stake was satisfactorily landed. As for young Devereux, with the sanguine nature of youth, he at once saw himself clear of all his financial difficulties.
"YOU SHALL NEVER MAURY HIM." 71 " It's all your doing, old fellow," he cried, as he clasped Bertie's hand warmly.
What to read after Saddle And Sabre. a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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