Under Lock And Key; a Story 2
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monial, and I have uo doubt he would suit M. PlatzoiF admirably. I am obliged to you, landlord^ for mentioning this matter to me." Mr. Deedes went off at once to his room, and wrote and despatched the following letter : — " My dear Boy, — I saw by an advertisement in last week^s Era that you are still out of an en- gagement. I have an opening for you down here in a drama of real life. It will be greatly to your advantage to accept it, so do not hesitate for a moment. Come without delay. Book yo...urself from Euston-square to Windermere. Take steamer from the latter place to Newby-bridge.
There, at the hotel, await my arrival. Bear in mind that down here my name is Mr. Jared Deedes, and that yours is James Jasmin, a footman, at present out of a situation. To a person of your intelligence I need not say more.
" Your affectionate father, " S. M.
" N.B. — This communication is secret and confidential. All expenses paid. Do not on 95 any account fail to come. I will be at the Newby-bridge Hotel on Thursday morning at eleven.''^ This letter he addressed^ " Mr.
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monial, and I have uo doubt he would suit M. PlatzoiF admirably. I am obliged to you, landlord^ for mentioning this matter to me." Mr. Deedes went off at once to his room, and wrote and despatched the following letter : — " My dear Boy, — I saw by an advertisement in last week^s Era that you are still out of an en- gagement. I have an opening for you down here in a drama of real life. It will be greatly to your advantage to accept it, so do not hesitate for a moment. Come without delay. Book yo...urself from Euston-square to Windermere. Take steamer from the latter place to Newby-bridge.
There, at the hotel, await my arrival. Bear in mind that down here my name is Mr. Jared Deedes, and that yours is James Jasmin, a footman, at present out of a situation. To a person of your intelligence I need not say more.
" Your affectionate father, " S. M.
" N.B. — This communication is secret and confidential. All expenses paid. Do not on 95 any account fail to come. I will be at the Newby-bridge Hotel on Thursday morning at eleven.''^ This letter he addressed^ " Mr.
What to read after Under Lock And Key; a Story 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Speight, T. W. (Thomas Wilkinson), 1830-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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