The Money Moon
The Money Moon
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" "They were certainly fine chairs, Mr. Grimes!" said Parsons shaking hishead.
"So so!" said the Corn-chandler, sitting down heavily, "So so, Parsons!"and he turned to glare at Bellew, who, lying back in an easy chair withhis legs upon another, puffed at his pipe, and regarded all things witha placid interest.
It is not intended to record in these pages all the bids that were madeas the afternoon advanced, for that would be fatiguing to write, and aweariness to read; suffice it that lots were p...ut up, and regularlyknocked down but always to Bellew, or Adam. Which last, encouraged byBellew's bold advances, gaily roared down, and constantly out-bid allcompetitors with such unhesitating pertinacity, that murmurs rose, andswelled into open complaint. In the midst of which, the fiery-visagedCorn-chandler, purple now, between heat, and vexation, loudly demandedthat he lay down some substantial deposit upon what he had alreadypurchased, failing which, he should, there and then, be took, and shook, and throwed out into the yard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "They were certainly fine chairs, Mr. Grimes!" said Parsons shaking hishead.
"So so!" said the Corn-chandler, sitting down heavily, "So so, Parsons!"and he turned to glare at Bellew, who, lying back in an easy chair withhis legs upon another, puffed at his pipe, and regarded all things witha placid interest.
It is not intended to record in these pages all the bids that were madeas the afternoon advanced, for that would be fatiguing to write, and aweariness to read; suffice it that lots were p...ut up, and regularlyknocked down but always to Bellew, or Adam. Which last, encouraged byBellew's bold advances, gaily roared down, and constantly out-bid allcompetitors with such unhesitating pertinacity, that murmurs rose, andswelled into open complaint. In the midst of which, the fiery-visagedCorn-chandler, purple now, between heat, and vexation, loudly demandedthat he lay down some substantial deposit upon what he had alreadypurchased, failing which, he should, there and then, be took, and shook, and throwed out into the yard.
What to read after The Money Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farnol Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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