The Butlers Story Being the Reflections Observations And Experiences of Mr P
The Butlers Story Being the Reflections Observations And Experiences of Mr P
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As for the jewels I had a right to take 'em. " "O, Tom !" groaned his father.
"I'll never speak to you again !" cried Harriet. "Wot a beast. You might have taken my dogcollar !" Mr. Tom he was standing in the middle of the floor, with his hair rumpled and his eyes red and glassy.
"Yes, " he says, "They're my jewels bought with my money, " says he. "I've found out about this dirty *T. TV business and how you and O'Connor boosted the market to get in the suckers. And you got $35, 000 belonging to... me! You cheated your own son along 124 I TURN DETECTIVE with the rest. Who's the crook, I'd like to know? I leave it to you, Ketchem. Who's the biggest thief my father or me? And you even used your servant to deceive a lot of helpless boys around in a broker's office. Honesty! Honesty! I'm through with the whole rotten business. I'm sick of seeing the money spent in this house. I'm sick of my own silly exist- ence!" He puts his hands over his face and sobbed.
Mr. Carter had sunk down into his chair so he looked like a poor old man, and everything looked sort of blurred to me, and I heard Miss Patricia say : "Eliza, will you look arfter Ridges, please?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As for the jewels I had a right to take 'em. " "O, Tom !" groaned his father.
"I'll never speak to you again !" cried Harriet. "Wot a beast. You might have taken my dogcollar !" Mr. Tom he was standing in the middle of the floor, with his hair rumpled and his eyes red and glassy.
"Yes, " he says, "They're my jewels bought with my money, " says he. "I've found out about this dirty *T. TV business and how you and O'Connor boosted the market to get in the suckers. And you got $35, 000 belonging to... me! You cheated your own son along 124 I TURN DETECTIVE with the rest. Who's the crook, I'd like to know? I leave it to you, Ketchem. Who's the biggest thief my father or me? And you even used your servant to deceive a lot of helpless boys around in a broker's office. Honesty! Honesty! I'm through with the whole rotten business. I'm sick of seeing the money spent in this house. I'm sick of my own silly exist- ence!" He puts his hands over his face and sobbed.
Mr. Carter had sunk down into his chair so he looked like a poor old man, and everything looked sort of blurred to me, and I heard Miss Patricia say : "Eliza, will you look arfter Ridges, please?
What to read after The Butlers Story Being the Reflections Observations And Experiences of Mr P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Train Arthur Cheney to read onlineMoreLess
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