Thereby Hangs a Tale. Volume One

Thereby Hangs a Tale. Volume One
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Fenn George Manville. Thereby Hangs a Tale. Volume One

A Peep at Tolcarne

In Pall Mall

First Encounters

Rather Unpleasant

The Writer of the Letter

All among the Ferns

Jenkles’s Confession

“Our next meeting.”

Sam Jenkles Prepares for an Expedition

Going the Rounds

The Lion at Home

Hebe

Mishaps

Polly’s troubles

Mrs Jenkles’s Morning Call

Love Minor

Kinks in the Line

Two Scenes

“Sing Heigh – Sing Ho!”

A Ceremonious Call

A Friendly Call

Aunt Matty is Cross

Proposals

An Interview with Barney Sturt

Frank Pratt’s Cross-Examination, and Après

Misunderstanding

Invitations

Before Dinner

After Dinner

Speaking to Papa

Very Dreamy

A Little Confession

A Revelation

With the Owner

In Transition

Mistaken Zeal

Correspondence

New Lodgings

Not Musical

Between Friends

Lady Rea’s State of Mind

Frank a Visitor

A Proposal

In the Woods

The Use of Money

In the Square Called Russell

Netta’s Appeal

Waiting for News

A Visit

At Home

Too Late

Three Months After

A Fellow-Traveller

A Quiet Wedding

Conclusion

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“Voilà! – the pilot-fish and the shark!”

The words were spoken by an individual idly smoking a cigar on the steps of that gloomy-looking pile in Pall Mall known as the Peripatetics. He was the being that, go where he would, uneducated people would set down as belonging to the division Swell; for there was ton and aristocrat in the fit of his clothes and every curve of his body. Women would have called his black moustache and beard handsome, and spoken of his piercing eyes, high white forehead, and wonderful complexion; but Podger Pratt – that is to say, Frank Pratt – said more than once he had never seen a barber’s dummy that was his equal. He said it in a very solemn way; and when it came to the ears of the gentleman in question, he denounced Podger Pratt as a disgusting little cad, and the next time they met at the club Captain Vanleigh asked Pratt what he meant by it.

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“Thanks, no,” said the stranger, “I’ll get back to my rooms. I must have something out of somebody, so I’ll make cabby suffer.”

The cabman rubbed his ear, and looked blue.

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