Average Jones by Samuel Hopkins Adams
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"Left no address."
"His name was Telford, wasn't it?" said Average Jones strategically. "Might be," said the old lady, who had evidently formed no favorable impression of her ex-lodger. "But he called himself Ransom." "He had a furnished room?" "The whole third floor, furnished." "Is it let now?" "Part of it. The rear." "I'll take the front room." "Without even looking at it?" "Yes." "You're a queer young man. As to price?" "Whatever you choose." "You're a very queer young man. Are you a B-flat trombone player?" "I collect 'em," said Average Jones. "References?" said the old lady abruptly and with suspicion. |
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