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'O Tom, Tom, do we end so, after all my love! 'After all your love! he returned, obdurately. 'Pretty love! Leaving old Bounderby to himself, and packing my best friend Mr. Harthouse off, and going home just when I was in the greatest danger. Pretty love that! Coming out with every word about our having gone to that place, when you saw the net was gathering round me. Pretty love that!
James Harthouse, with a discreet use of his blue coaching, came off triumphantly, though with a considerable accession of boredom. In the evening, he found the dinner-table laid for four, but they sat down only three. It was an appropriate occasion for Mr.
I am desperately intent; the languor of his desperation being quite tropical; 'on your softening towards your sister which you ought to do; and on your being a more loving and agreeable sort of brother which you ought to be. 'I will be, Mr. Harthouse. 'No time like the present, Tom. Begin at once. 'Certainly I will. And my sister Loo shall say so.
And he cultivated the whelp, cultivated him earnestly, and by so doing learnt from the graceless youth that "Loo never cared anything for old Bounderby," and had married him to please her brother. Gradually, bit by bit, James Harthouse established a confidence with the whelp's sister from which her husband was excluded.
You are quite sure of that before we go any further. 'Sir, I am sure on 't. 'Here's a gentleman from London present, Mr. Bounderby made a backhanded point at Mr. James Harthouse with his thumb, 'a Parliament gentleman.
You probably are not aware of that, but I assure you it's the fact. It had no effect on Sissy, fact or no fact. 'Besides which, said Mr. Harthouse, taking a turn or two across the room, dubiously, 'it's so alarmingly absurd. It would make a man so ridiculous, after going in for these fellows, to back out in such an incomprehensible way.
'Candidly to confess everything that has occurred to me, said James Harthouse, again gliding with the same appearance of effort into his more airy manner; 'I will confide to you my doubt whether he has had many advantages. Whether forgive my plainness whether any great amount of confidence is likely to have been established between himself and his most worthy father.
James Harthouse. There was something so very agreeable in being so intimate with such a waistcoat; in being called Tom, in such an intimate way, by such a voice; in being on such off-hand terms so soon, with such a pair of whiskers; that Tom was uncommonly pleased with himself. 'Oh! I don't care for old Bounderby, said he, 'if you mean that.
It was altogether unaccountable that a young gentleman whose imagination had been strangled in his cradle, should be still inconvenienced by its ghost in the form of grovelling sensualities; but such a monster, beyond all doubt, was Tom. 'Do you smoke? asked Mr. James Harthouse, when they came to the hotel. 'I believe you! said Tom.
Bounderby, said Harthouse, after a short silence, 'may there be a better confidence between yourself and me? Tom has borrowed a considerable sum of you? 'You will understand, Mr.
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