Identifier: saturdayeveningp1933unse (find matches)
Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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havent got intoany mess! Its a plant! saidMr. Briggs in a faint, harshvoice. He felt as if he were shat-tering himself against the hardwall of Mr. Brackets incredu-lity. 1You have to say that, of course, saidMr. Bracket in the tone of one accepting arather tiresome convention. But the sen-sible thing for you to do is to come to somearrangement with Featherstone. Two arrangements in one day! criedMr. Briggs. He had again recovered a gooddeal of his voice. I dont think Miss Featherstone couldjaccept any arrangement, sir. Mr. Briggslhas made himself very unpleasant since hellearned that there was a witness to hialproposal, said Anderson stiffly. There wasnt any prop began Mr. Briggs. ■ Mr. Bracket ruthlessly cut the denialshort, saying: Oh, he can apologize forthat, and Im sure Featherstone doesntwant to make trouble in the family. Doyou, Featherstone? Pansy had an inspiration. It was Ander-son who had started the business; he would (Continued on Page 104) THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 101
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