Sir Robert Shirley, Bart 3
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Rufus Crouch had fixed an hour for his second visit, backed up with documentary proofs, to Lawyer Sturt's office. At noon he had promised to be there. Dr. Leader came duly before the clock on the red- brick front of Daneborou2:h Town-Hall A BROKEN APPOINTMENT. 13^ doled out the sharp strokes of twelve.
But Crouch did not come at twelve. The mamstrate Avaited; the clerk waited. It was ten minutes to one when they gave up the idea that the Australian gold- digger would be, if not exact, at least ...approximatively punctual to the appoint- ment which he had made.
About two o'clock, after luncheon- time, Dr. Leader returned. Two struck ; still no sign of Crouch. And yet, but yesterday, the man had seemed sb intent upon his purpose, so bitterly in earnest, that both magistrate and clerk felt sure that Crouch's promise had been made in all sincerity.
' The fellow has been drinking, I daresay, and has slept till late,' suggested Lawyer Sturt.
But Dr. Leader shook his head.
140 SIR ROBERT SHIRLEY, BART.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rufus Crouch had fixed an hour for his second visit, backed up with documentary proofs, to Lawyer Sturt's office. At noon he had promised to be there. Dr. Leader came duly before the clock on the red- brick front of Daneborou2:h Town-Hall A BROKEN APPOINTMENT. 13^ doled out the sharp strokes of twelve.
But Crouch did not come at twelve. The mamstrate Avaited; the clerk waited. It was ten minutes to one when they gave up the idea that the Australian gold- digger would be, if not exact, at least ...approximatively punctual to the appoint- ment which he had made.
About two o'clock, after luncheon- time, Dr. Leader returned. Two struck ; still no sign of Crouch. And yet, but yesterday, the man had seemed sb intent upon his purpose, so bitterly in earnest, that both magistrate and clerk felt sure that Crouch's promise had been made in all sincerity.
' The fellow has been drinking, I daresay, and has slept till late,' suggested Lawyer Sturt.
But Dr. Leader shook his head.
140 SIR ROBERT SHIRLEY, BART.
What to read after Sir Robert Shirley, Bart 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Berwick Harwood to read onlineMoreLess
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