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asticity of temperament [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! I do believe that
in spite of his misfortunes and precarious positionthere was no man in
England whose conscience was more calmand whose slumbers were
more tranquilthan those of Captain Howard Walker.
As he was sitting under the hands of Mr. Eglantinehe reverted to "the
ladies whom the latter gentl[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]n professed to expect; said he was a sly
dog
a lucky ditto
and asked him if the ladies were handsome.
Eglantine thought there could be no harm in telling a bouncer to a
gentl[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]n with whom he was engaged in money transactions; and so
to
give the Captain an idea of his solvency and the brilliancy of his future
prospects
Captain said he
I've got a hundred and eighty pounds out
with youwhich you were obliging enough to negotiate for me. Have I
or have I nottwo bills out to that amount?"
Wellmy good fellowyou certainly have; and what then?
What then? WhyI bet you five pounds to onethat in three months
those bills are paid.
Done [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! five pounds to one. I take it.
This sudden closing with him made the perfumer rather uneasy; but he
was not to pay for three monthsand so he saidDone [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]!tooand went on:
What would you say if your bills were paid?