The Junior Dean : a Novel 3
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• Xo,' he said ; * I was cleaned out long ago.
I've left a score behind me at the Golden Lion. I dare say the landlord there would let me have a sovereign if — if I gave him my watch.' 47—2 i8o THE JUNIOR DEAN He pulled out of his pocket as he spoke an old-fashioned silver lever watch.
* Father gave me it when I first went up,* he said, ' and it's a capital watch. I think he'd square off the account and give me a pound besides ;' and he returned the watch to his waistcoat-pocket with a sigh.
Mo...lly ran out of the room, and she turned out her desk. There was very little money in it. She had spent all the money she had saved in buying pretty things for the house in Cambridge, and gyps and bedmakers were decorating their best parlours with them now.
There were a few gold coins she had hoarded up for spme special articles in her trousseau — it was all she had in the world — and she brought it humbly to Jack.
* It is all I have, dear,' she said, pressing it humbly upon him. ' I wish it were more, but it will keep you from leaving your watch — the watch poor papa gave you — at THAT LITTLE BILL i8l the Golden Lion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
• Xo,' he said ; * I was cleaned out long ago.
I've left a score behind me at the Golden Lion. I dare say the landlord there would let me have a sovereign if — if I gave him my watch.' 47—2 i8o THE JUNIOR DEAN He pulled out of his pocket as he spoke an old-fashioned silver lever watch.
* Father gave me it when I first went up,* he said, ' and it's a capital watch. I think he'd square off the account and give me a pound besides ;' and he returned the watch to his waistcoat-pocket with a sigh.
Mo...lly ran out of the room, and she turned out her desk. There was very little money in it. She had spent all the money she had saved in buying pretty things for the house in Cambridge, and gyps and bedmakers were decorating their best parlours with them now.
There were a few gold coins she had hoarded up for spme special articles in her trousseau — it was all she had in the world — and she brought it humbly to Jack.
* It is all I have, dear,' she said, pressing it humbly upon him. ' I wish it were more, but it will keep you from leaving your watch — the watch poor papa gave you — at THAT LITTLE BILL i8l the Golden Lion.
What to read after The Junior Dean : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Aubyn, Alan to read onlineMoreLess
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