Staunch of Heart Or Adrien Leroys Sacrifice
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That hard-hearted old flint, Harker what a wretch he is, I should like to bury him. I'm sure he isn't alive, unless he'sjihe living skeleton. Such a bag of skin, bones and hard-heartedness. Well, there's a pretty little tot-up in the way of bills he holds of mine, and of course I expected to have 'em renewed as usual. " "Yes, " said Mr. Jasper, "of course, as you have been having them re-done for the last three years?" Captain Beauclerc nodded.
"Yes, but the old fellow shakes that long head and... says 'No !' and all I could say wouldn't change it. You know the cock-and-bull story he tells? It's always 'Well, Cap- tin Beauclerc, I should be glad to serve you in the mat- ter, but I am not the principal here. I am a servant, a servant only. My principal bade me call your bills in, and I am compelled to do so. I can but obey. It is not in my power to grant your request. The bills must be called in and the usual steps taken if you are unable to meet them!" 3 Mr. Jasper laughed quietly, but with sarcastic enjoy- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That hard-hearted old flint, Harker what a wretch he is, I should like to bury him. I'm sure he isn't alive, unless he'sjihe living skeleton. Such a bag of skin, bones and hard-heartedness. Well, there's a pretty little tot-up in the way of bills he holds of mine, and of course I expected to have 'em renewed as usual. " "Yes, " said Mr. Jasper, "of course, as you have been having them re-done for the last three years?" Captain Beauclerc nodded.
"Yes, but the old fellow shakes that long head and... says 'No !' and all I could say wouldn't change it. You know the cock-and-bull story he tells? It's always 'Well, Cap- tin Beauclerc, I should be glad to serve you in the mat- ter, but I am not the principal here. I am a servant, a servant only. My principal bade me call your bills in, and I am compelled to do so. I can but obey. It is not in my power to grant your request. The bills must be called in and the usual steps taken if you are unable to meet them!" 3 Mr. Jasper laughed quietly, but with sarcastic enjoy- ment.
What to read after Staunch of Heart Or Adrien Leroys Sacrifice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Garvice to read onlineMoreLess
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