The Banker in Literature
The Banker in Literature
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He finds the banker in his home, bowed with grief and de- jection. He asks and is given the broken-spirited man's confidence, relieved to find the bank sol- vent, though seriously crippled and with almost no funds to meet the demand.
The gentry are impatiently waiting the banker and the foremost men in the crowd are hammer- ing at the front door of the bank. Halifax writes a notice, and he and Jessop sign it, assur- ing the crowd that the bank will reopen without fail at one o'clock. John rides... over to Coltham and returns on time, with a great ugly, grimy can- vas bag full of gold. Many who have been scram- bling to reach the counter, put their notes back into their pockets and walk out. Others, chiefly women, get their notes cashed, picking up the gold with trembling hands. A few who came to close accounts change their minds, and even make deposits. The run is over.
Digitized by Google IX A MEREDITH CREATION GEORGE MEREDITH, in "Rhoda Flem- ing," tells an uncanny story of an old and trusted confidential clerk, in Boyne's Bank, London, whose imagination plays sad hav- oc with his reason.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He finds the banker in his home, bowed with grief and de- jection. He asks and is given the broken-spirited man's confidence, relieved to find the bank sol- vent, though seriously crippled and with almost no funds to meet the demand.
The gentry are impatiently waiting the banker and the foremost men in the crowd are hammer- ing at the front door of the bank. Halifax writes a notice, and he and Jessop sign it, assur- ing the crowd that the bank will reopen without fail at one o'clock. John rides... over to Coltham and returns on time, with a great ugly, grimy can- vas bag full of gold. Many who have been scram- bling to reach the counter, put their notes back into their pockets and walk out. Others, chiefly women, get their notes cashed, picking up the gold with trembling hands. A few who came to close accounts change their minds, and even make deposits. The run is over.
Digitized by Google IX A MEREDITH CREATION GEORGE MEREDITH, in "Rhoda Flem- ing," tells an uncanny story of an old and trusted confidential clerk, in Boyne's Bank, London, whose imagination plays sad hav- oc with his reason.
What to read after The Banker in Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brigham, Johnson, 1846-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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