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Updated: May 25, 2025


The apartment which the janitor unlocked for them, and lit up from those chandeliers and brackets of gilt brass in the form of vine bunches, leaves, and tendrils in which the early gas-fitter realized most of his conceptions of beauty, had rather more of the ugliness than the dignity of the hall.

Your husband pushed his way in. I followed, and, to my horror, I found him kneeling by Charles Richards! 'Charles Richards? Catherine repeated vacantly. Flaxman looked up at her, as though puzzled; then a flash of astonishment passed over his face. 'Elsmere has never told you of Charles Richards the little gas-fitter, who has been his right hand for the past three months?

Upon this the railway porter and the gas-fitter also ceased paying. They said it wasn't fair that they should pay a shilling a week each when the butcher who was the eldest and earned the best wages paid nothing. Provided he paid, they would pay; but if he didn't pay anything, neither would they.

One of them was the gas-fitter Charles Richards; another was the watchmaker Lestrange, who had originally challenged Robert to deliver himself; and the third was a tough old Scotchman of sixty with a philosophical turn, under whose spoutings of Hume and Locke, of Reid and Dugald Stewart, delivered in the shrillest of cracked voices, the Club had writhed many an impatient half-hour on debating nights.

In the midst of it, and as the majority of the audience were filing out into the adjoining rooms, the gas-fitter's tall companion Andrews mounted the platform, while the gas-fitter himself with an impatient shrug, pushed his way into the outgoing crowd.

Who asked them? you ain't come down so low in the world to go and offer Trixie to a gas-fitter, I should 'ope, Matthew! and yet what else does it mean tell me that, and I'll thank you. 'Don't ask me, said the unhappy father; 'they're perfect strangers. 'Trixie, you know nothing about it, I hope? said Mrs. Ashburn, rather suspiciously.

The gas-fitter himself allowed, that to make a firm job, he must go right under your jistes, and it were not worth the outlay as a yearly tenant so to do. The piping is carried above your jistes, and it is best that it should be made known to you. Mr.

Then upper-class folk, when they come among us poor ones, always seem to me just hunting for souls, as those Injuns he was talking about last week hunt for scalps. They can't go to heaven without a certain number of 'em slung about 'em. 'Wait a bit! said the gas-fitter, his quick dark eyes betraying a certain raised inner temperature.

Armitage didn't remember whether or not she had locked the door herself, although she found it locked when she returned; but my niece, who was indoors all the time, went and tried it once because she remembered that a gas-fitter was at work on the landing near by and found it safely locked.

The apartment which the janitor unlocked for them, and lit up from those chandeliers and brackets of gilt brass in the form of vine bunches, leaves, and tendrils in which the early gas-fitter realized most of his conceptions of beauty, had rather more of the ugliness than the dignity of the hall.

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