The Gem Collector
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Ten? Twenty? Twenty pounds, wasn't it? Well, we could look on thatas canceled, of course. That will be all right. " Spennie exploded.
"Will it?" he cried, pink to the ears. "Will it, by George? I'll payyou every frightful penny of it before the end of the week. What doyou take me for, I should like to know?" "A fool, if you refuse my offer. " "I've a fearfully good mind to give you a most frightful kicking. " "I shouldn't try, Spennie, if I were you. It's not the form of indoorgame at which you...'d shine. Better stick to picquet. " "If you think I can't pay you your rotten money----" "I do. But if you can, so much the better. Money is always useful. " "I may be a fool in some ways----" "You understate it, my dear Spennie. " "But I'm not a cad. " "You're getting quite rosy, Spennie. Wrath is good for thecomplexion. " "And if you think you can bribe me to do your dirty work, you nevermade a bigger mistake in your life. " "Yes, I did, " said Wesson, "when I thought you had some glimmerings ofintelligence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ten? Twenty? Twenty pounds, wasn't it? Well, we could look on thatas canceled, of course. That will be all right. " Spennie exploded.
"Will it?" he cried, pink to the ears. "Will it, by George? I'll payyou every frightful penny of it before the end of the week. What doyou take me for, I should like to know?" "A fool, if you refuse my offer. " "I've a fearfully good mind to give you a most frightful kicking. " "I shouldn't try, Spennie, if I were you. It's not the form of indoorgame at which you...'d shine. Better stick to picquet. " "If you think I can't pay you your rotten money----" "I do. But if you can, so much the better. Money is always useful. " "I may be a fool in some ways----" "You understate it, my dear Spennie. " "But I'm not a cad. " "You're getting quite rosy, Spennie. Wrath is good for thecomplexion. " "And if you think you can bribe me to do your dirty work, you nevermade a bigger mistake in your life. " "Yes, I did, " said Wesson, "when I thought you had some glimmerings ofintelligence.
What to read after The Gem Collector?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wodehouse Pelham Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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