The Great Tontine a Novel
The Great Tontine a Novel
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" I am just as sure, " he said, " that the Pegrams have made out all about you as if they had told me so when I called upon them the other day. The fact of their men- tioning nothing about the visit of a sailor was convincing proof to me that they had solved the riddle. Old Pegram would have asked me a question or two had he been still in doubt on the off-chance that I might make a likely surmise. No, no, Mr. Phillimore ; you stay here for the present, and don't think I shall not find something... for you to do later on. " To a man of Jack Phillimore's temperament this was some solace ; for the idea of waiting with his hands in his pockets, while others fought out the battle for the hand of his cousin Beatrice, was excessively repugnant to him ; but still, now Sam Hemmingby had condescended to take the thing in hand himself, there was nothing for it but to submit.
Like his trip to Rydland, the manager's visit to Blackpool Sam Hemmingby Puzzled. 28S was hurried ; he was very soon back in London, and told Phillimore that things so far had turned out pretty much as he had expected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I am just as sure, " he said, " that the Pegrams have made out all about you as if they had told me so when I called upon them the other day. The fact of their men- tioning nothing about the visit of a sailor was convincing proof to me that they had solved the riddle. Old Pegram would have asked me a question or two had he been still in doubt on the off-chance that I might make a likely surmise. No, no, Mr. Phillimore ; you stay here for the present, and don't think I shall not find something... for you to do later on. " To a man of Jack Phillimore's temperament this was some solace ; for the idea of waiting with his hands in his pockets, while others fought out the battle for the hand of his cousin Beatrice, was excessively repugnant to him ; but still, now Sam Hemmingby had condescended to take the thing in hand himself, there was nothing for it but to submit.
Like his trip to Rydland, the manager's visit to Blackpool Sam Hemmingby Puzzled. 28S was hurried ; he was very soon back in London, and told Phillimore that things so far had turned out pretty much as he had expected.
What to read after The Great Tontine a Novel?
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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