The Amateur Gentleman by Jeffery Farnol
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ILLUSTRATIONS Barnabas frowned, tore the letter across in sudden fury, and looked up to find Cleone frowning also. "Man Jack, 't is proud you should be to lie there." "Oh, sir, I grieve to disappoint you," said she, and rose. "Let me pass, I warn you!" For a minute they fronted each other, eye to eye. "But this is murder--positive murder!" cried Mr. Dalton. Sir Mortimer paused, and with a sudden gesture tore the rose from his coat and tossed it away. "So you meant to buy me, sir, as you would a horse or dog?" All at once, Sir Mortimer was on his feet and had caught up a heavy riding-whip. Barnabas espied a face amid the hurrying throng |
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