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Pity! pity! I suppose, then, that a proper sense of what heowes to his family--eh?" "Without question. Oh! certainly. " General Belch rose.
"I do not see, then, that we have any thing else that ought todetain you. I will see Mr. Newt, and let you know. Good-morning, Mr. Ele--good-morning, my dear Sir. " And the General bowed out the representative so imperatively that theHonorable B. Jawley Ele felt very much as if he had been kicked downstairs.
CHAPTER LXI.
GONE TO PROTEST.
There was an unnatu...ral silence and order in the store of Boniface Newt, Son, & Co. The long linen covers were left upon the goods. The cases wereclosed. The boys sat listlessly and wonderingly about. The porter layupon a bale reading a newspaper. There was a sombre regularity andrepose, like that of a house in which a corpse lies, upon the morningof the funeral.
Boniface Newt sat in his office haggard and gray. His face, like hisdaughter Fanny's, had grown sharp, and almost fierce. The blinds wereclosed, and the room was darkened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pity! pity! I suppose, then, that a proper sense of what heowes to his family--eh?" "Without question. Oh! certainly. " General Belch rose.
"I do not see, then, that we have any thing else that ought todetain you. I will see Mr. Newt, and let you know. Good-morning, Mr. Ele--good-morning, my dear Sir. " And the General bowed out the representative so imperatively that theHonorable B. Jawley Ele felt very much as if he had been kicked downstairs.
CHAPTER LXI.
GONE TO PROTEST.
There was an unnatu...ral silence and order in the store of Boniface Newt, Son, & Co. The long linen covers were left upon the goods. The cases wereclosed. The boys sat listlessly and wonderingly about. The porter layupon a bale reading a newspaper. There was a sombre regularity andrepose, like that of a house in which a corpse lies, upon the morningof the funeral.
Boniface Newt sat in his office haggard and gray. His face, like hisdaughter Fanny's, had grown sharp, and almost fierce. The blinds wereclosed, and the room was darkened.
What to read after Trumps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis George William to read onlineMoreLess
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