The Old Tobacco Shop

The Old Tobacco Shop
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Bowen William. The Old Tobacco Shop

CHAPTER I. MR. PUNCH AND THE CLOCK-TOWER

CHAPTER II. AUNT AMANDA AND THE TWO OLD CODGERS

CHAPTER III. INTRODUCING THE CHURCHWARDEN

CHAPTER IV. IN WHICH MR. HANLON MAKES A GREAT IMPRESSION

CHAPTER V. THE CHINAMAN'S HEAD

CHAPTER VI. LEMUEL MIZZEN, A.B

CHAPTER VII. THE HANDS OF THE CLOCK COME TOGETHER

CHAPTER VIII. CELLULOID CUFFS AND A SILK HAT

CHAPTER IX. THE ODOUR OF SANCTITY

CHAPTER X. CAPTAIN HIGGINSON AND THE SPANISH MAIN

CHAPTER XI. A MIXED COMPANY IN SEARCH OF ADVENTURE

CHAPTER XII. THE VOYAGE OF THE SIEVE

CHAPTER XIII. THE CABIN-BOY'S REVENGE

CHAPTER XIV. THE CRUISE OF THE MATTRESSES

CHAPTER XV. A FALL IN THE DARK

CHAPTER XVI. CAPTAIN LINGO AND A FINE PIECE OF HEAD-WORK

CHAPTER XVII. HIGH DUDGEON AND LOW DUDGEON

CHAPTER XVIII. THE SOCIETY FOR PIRATICAL RESEARCH

CHAPTER XIX. A KNOCK AT THE DOOR

CHAPTER XX. THE CITY OF TOWERS

CHAPTER XXI. SHIRAZ THE RUG-MERCHANT

CHAPTER XXII. SIX ENCHANTED SOULS

CHAPTER XXIII. FROM THE FIRE BACK TO THE FRYING PAN

CHAPTER XXIV. DISENCHANTMENT COMPLETE

CHAPTER XXV. THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN

CHAPTER XXVI. THE KING'S TOWER

CHAPTER XXVII. THE SORCERER'S DEN

CHAPTER XXVIII. THE OLD TOBACCO SHOP

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"Here's Aunt Amanda," said the hunchback, standing before the lady who was sitting near the window, and letting go of Freddie's hand, "and here's a boy that Mr. Punch pretty near got hold of, if I hadn't come along just in time and hustled him in here. Just look out of that window, Aunt Amanda, and see if Mr. Punch has moved yet."

The lady did not look out of the window, but stared at Freddie with her mouth shut tight. She had very thin lips and she pressed them tight together; and without opening them more than a wee mite she said to the hunchback, sternly:

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"That's it," said Toby. "I don't see how I come to forget that name. Your father's a man o' good common sense. Nothing like Cage-Roach. Here it is." He turned to the shelf behind him and mounted a little ladder and took down a large tin. While he was scooping out the tobacco at the counter and weighing it on the scales and doing it up, he was singing to himself, and Freddie stared at him with rapt attention.

"Some day," said Mr. Littleback, without pausing in his work or looking at Freddie, "them eyes of yourn will pop right out of your head, if you ain't careful. Did you ever hear that song?"

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