Tom Hetley

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"... said the other. "Yes, they're not bad,".said Tom; " but look here, old fellow, light up : I want to talk to you." "If you want to borrow.twenty pounds, Tom Hetley, say so, and I'll draw you a cheaue," said the other, contemptuously, "Hang your cheque," said Tom, quietly. " I didn't come to borrow money. Light up, I tell you; ..."

"... drel.' Frank Morrison jumped np in his chair scowling angrily; but he threw himself back again with a contemptuous ' Pish !' ? Proves it, don't it 1' said Tom. *?' Look here, Tom Hetley,' cried Morri son angrily, I've had about enough of your family, so please finish your cigar and go.' ? Shan't,' said Tom. ' There, it's no use to twist about. I've come on purpose - to sit upon you. I had a long talk to Tryphie about you.' ' Humph !' ejaculated ..."

"... was right, and it seems like a lesson to me not to be too conceited. His mind has been very im pressionable, and from what I can gather from Tom Hetley, he has not been carrying on as he should." " No, no, ? I'm ^afraid not," ^said Lord Robert, sadly. "There was some sad scene with hig young wife, I ..."