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Snape, if you walk about so much, said he. Mr. Snape merely looked at him, and then hard at Mrs. Davis, and passed on to Mr. Oldeschole's room. 'Well, Mr. Tudor, will you be so good as to tell me what it is you're going to do about this poor girl? 'My goodness, Mrs. Davis, you know how I am situated how can you expect me to give an answer to such a question in such a place as this?
Don't you detect the same fine, thin, sharp-pointed handwriting in the words 'Accepted, Dymmock Munge." The man, convinced against his will, was at first overcome. When he recovered, he raved; he would expose the Honorable Miss Snape, if it cost him his bread he would go at once to the police office. I stopped him, by saying roughly, "Don't be a fool! Any such steps would seal your ruin.
Dick Snape, whose room Bob shared, took the opportunity of paying off certain old scores he had standing against Clem. Mr. Marple, the cab-driver, was very loud and very hoarse in condemnation of such barbarity. Mrs. Hewett, looking as if she had herself risen from a coffin, cried shame on the general heartlessness with which Jane was used. Clara held to her resolve.
They gave me the difference." "And how long has that bill to run now?" "About a fortnight." "Did you indorse it?" "I did. Mr. Sparkle required me to do so, to show that the bill came properly into his possession." "This second bill, you say is urgently required to enable Miss Snape to leave town?" "Yes; she is going to Brighton for the winter." I gave Mr.
He came forth unscathed, and walking with an easy air into his room, put his hat on his head and told his brother clerks that he should be there to-morrow morning at ten, or at any rate soon after. 'And where are you going now, Mr. Tudor? said Snape. 'To meet my grandmother at Islington, if you please, sir, said Charley. 'I have permission from Mr.
Woodward, you are to read it, said Norman. 'O yes, do read it, manna, said Linda. Katie said nothing, but she would have preferred that Charley should have read it himself. 'Well, if I can, said Mrs. Woodward. 'Snape says I write the worst hand in all Somerset House, said Charley; 'but still I think you'll be able to manage it. 'I hate that Mr. Snape, said Katie, sotto voce. And then Mrs.
'As I am to tear myself away from you, Mr. Snape, it is better that I should hand over these valuable documents to your safe keeping. There they are, Mr. Snape; pray see that you have got them all; and so saying, he left the room to attend to the high behests of Mr. Oldeschole. As he went along the passages he met Verax Corkscrew returning from his interview.
Francklin's political influence at Halifax and the personal friendship of Sir Andrew Snape Hamond, the lieutenant governor of Nova Scotia and Commissioner of the navy yard, proved of very great advantage to the partners in their business.
Charley was rather a favourite with Mr. Oldeschole, having been appointed by himself at the instance of Mr. Oldeschole's great friend, Sir Gilbert de Salop; and he was, moreover, the best- looking of the whole lot of navvies; but he was no favourite with Mr. Snape. 'Poor Screwy it will be all up with him, said Charley. 'He might just as well have gone on with his party and had his fun out.
Oh dear, oh dear, I must send you back to Sir Gilbert. Look here, Snape, this will never do never do for the Internal Navigation, will it? Snape, the attendant senior clerk, said, as indeed he could not help saying, that the writing was very bad. 'I never saw worse in my life, said the Secretary. 'And now, Mr. Tudor, what do you know of arithmetic?
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