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Bramah Ernest. The Bravo of London
The Bravo of London
Table of Contents
I. — THE ROAD TO TAPSFIELD
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II. — JOOLBY DOES A LITTLE BUSINESS
III. — MR. BRONSKY HAS MISGIVINGS
IV. — CORA LARCH IS OFFERED A GOOD SITUATION
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V. — THE MEETING AT ELEVEN
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VI. — TILEHURST FAILS TO KEEP AN APPOINTMENT
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VII. — DR. OLIVANT ESTABLISHES HIS BONA FIDES
VIII. — MAX CARRADOS BECOMES INTERESTED IN TRIFLES
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IX. — IN WHICH THE ASSURANCE OF THE EYE DECEIVES THE MIND
X. — NIPPER CONTRIBUTES TO THE PROBLEM
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XI. — A MINE IS COUNTERMINED
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XII. — THE STAGE IS SET
XIII. — NORA TELLS THE TALE AND CARRADOS SUPPLIES THE MUSIC
XIV. — A SIGNAL OF DISTRESS INTO THE UNKNOWN
XV. — THE MAN AT THE OTHER END
XVI. — LAST LAUGHTER
THE END
Отрывок из книги
Ernest Bramah
Published by Good Press, 2021
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"Oh, but this is quite all right," exclaimed Mr Galton with rising enthusiasm, as he carefully deciphered the inscription, "It is one of an extensive series called the seventeenth century tokens. I speak as a collector in a modest way, though I personally favour the regal issues—'Antho Dixson, Cordwainer, of Tapsfield in Susex,' and on the other side 'His half peny 1666,' with a device—probably the arms of the cordwainers' company."
"Yes," said the namesake of Antho Dixson of 1666 carelessly. "That's what it seems to read isn't it?"
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