A Prince of Sinners E Phillips Oppenheim BOOK 3 CHAPTER 9 doc
A Prince of Sinners E. Phillips Oppenheim BOOK 3 CHAPTER 9 doc
... her evening's entertainment. And when the cab rolled away
Brooks felt lonelier than ever.
remembered those days at Medchester After all, she was the first woman whom
he had ever ... look her best that night. The delicate pallor of her
cheeks under the rich tone of her hair seemed quite apart from any suggestion of
ill-health, her eyes were wonderfully full and soft, a...
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... give you the immediate causes for them. The furniture
and joinery trade of England is bad. There are thousands of good hands out of
employment. They are out of work because the manufacturer has ... manufacturer puts it, and prevents their having money to
spend. I am going to take several trades one by one, and ascertain the immediate
cause of their depression
He had hold of h...
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... to keep their places open at all are
planning extensions already. The wages bill throughout the country will be the
largest next week that has been paid for years. Travellers are off to the Colonies ... existence after a leisurely interval as a matter of course. I have
never seen in any one of his actions, or heard in his tone one single indication of
anything save selfishness s...
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... collar Mary
perhaps looked more than her years, especially by the side of Sybil. As the eyes
of the two met, Sybil saw that she was regarded with more than ordinary
"One could believe anything," ... think well, you must always feel that
your time, instead of having been wasted, has been well and wholesomely spent.
I wish I could have that feeling sometimes."
Despite...
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... abandoned his expression of gentle tolerance for one of
manifest uneasiness. It seemed scarcely credible that he heard aright. For the
Marquis of Arranmore's forefinger was stretched out towards ...
himself, its aims and management.
A Prince of Sinners
E. Phillips Oppenheim
BOOK 3
CHAPTER 12
THE PRINCE OF SINNERS SPEAKS OUT
The bishop sat down am...
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...
times as these an almost repellent hardness. His emotions, and the man
himself, seemed frozen. Lady Caroom had seen him look like it once before,
and she sighed. Nevertheless, she persevered. ... moments passed altogether away, seemed to
deepen every line in his hard, clear-cut face. His mouth was close drawn, his
eyes were suddenly colder and expressionless. There was about him at such...
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...
fund has become absolutely necessary unless we wish to see the people starve in
the streets. There are between six and seven thousand operatives and artisans in
Medchester to-day who are without ... better place for it. Your reasoning is
very excellent, but life has not yet become an exact science. The weaknesses of
men and women have to be considered. You have probably never seen a...
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... who has seen anything of him in the interval
between his disappearance and his coming to claim the estates. That means that
for pretty well half a lifetime he passed completely out of the world. ... Brooks answered. "It is certain to be a very close contest, but I
believe we shall get a small majority. The Jingo element are our greatest
trouble. They are all the time trying...
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... repeated, a little vaguely.
"Yes. As you are aware, Mr. Morrison has had the control of the Enton estates
for many years. He was a very estimable man, and he performed his duties so
far ... is sent by his friends for a voyage to Australia. He
never returns. Years afterwards his papers and particulars of his death are sent
home from one of the loneliest spots in the Empir...
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...
bottom Lady Caroom had halted, and her appearance was certainly a little
unusual. Every vestige of colour had left her cheeks. Her right hand was
clutching the oak banisters, her eyes were fixed ... place, and concluded
her break in silence. Then she leaned with her back against the table, chalking
her cue. Her figure was still the figure of a girl she was a remarkably pretty...
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