Wiles of a Stranger (1982)
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High time too! Mr. Thorpe apparently arrived and examined the jewelry, although I did not see him. Beaudel came to the schoolroom and told Lucien about it.
“Major Morrison wants to buy your Italian necklace,” he said. “He has offered five thousand guineas for it. Mr. Thorpe, a great expert, feels it is a good price. Do you want me to sell it, Lucien?”
The absurdity of asking a child such a question was obvious, and some sign of it must have appeared on my face.
Beaudel undertook to explain it. “...My plan, Miss Stacey, is to set up a school fund for my nephew. It costs a great deal to send a chap off to Eton or Harrow, you know. Something will have to he sold, and I feel I ought to do it now, while I have a good offer. My feeling is that as good, firm offers are received, I shall sell off the collection. You never can find a buyer with cash when you need money.”
“As long as you are sure the price is fair. Should you not have your own expert—a second opinion?”
“They were evaluated when Sir Giles sent them home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
High time too! Mr. Thorpe apparently arrived and examined the jewelry, although I did not see him. Beaudel came to the schoolroom and told Lucien about it.
“Major Morrison wants to buy your Italian necklace,” he said. “He has offered five thousand guineas for it. Mr. Thorpe, a great expert, feels it is a good price. Do you want me to sell it, Lucien?”
The absurdity of asking a child such a question was obvious, and some sign of it must have appeared on my face.
Beaudel undertook to explain it. “...My plan, Miss Stacey, is to set up a school fund for my nephew. It costs a great deal to send a chap off to Eton or Harrow, you know. Something will have to he sold, and I feel I ought to do it now, while I have a good offer. My feeling is that as good, firm offers are received, I shall sell off the collection. You never can find a buyer with cash when you need money.”
“As long as you are sure the price is fair. Should you not have your own expert—a second opinion?”
“They were evaluated when Sir Giles sent them home.
What to read after Wiles of a Stranger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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