The Opal Serpent

The Opal Serpent

The Opal SerpentSimon Beecot was a country gentleman with a small income, a small estate and a...
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Author: Hume, Fergus,1859-1932
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Language: English
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The Opal Serpent

The Opal Serpent

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The Opal Serpent

Dhs. 49.36 Dhs. 24.67
Author: Hume, Fergus,1859-1932
Format: eBook
Language: English

The Opal Serpent

Simon Beecot was a country gentleman with a small income, a small estate and a mind considerably smaller than either. He dwelt at Wargrove in Essex and spent his idle hoursof which he possessed a daily and nightly twenty-fourin snarling at his faded wife and in snapping between whiles at his son. Mrs. Beecot, having been bullied into old age long before her time, accepted sour looks and hard words as necessary to God's providence, but Paul, a fiery youth, resented useless nagging. He owned more brain-power than his progenitor, and to this favoring of Nature paterfamilias naturally objected. Paul also desired fame, which was likewise a crime in the fire-side tyrant's eyes. As there were no other children Paul was heir to the Beecot acres, therefore their present proprietor suggested that his son should wait with idle hands for the falling in of the heritage. In plain words, Mr. Beecot, coming of a long line of middle-class loafers, wished his son to be a loafer also. Again, when Mrs. Beecot retired to a tearful rest, her bully found Paul a useful person on whom to expend his spleen. Should this whipping-boy leave, Mr. Beecot would have to forego this enjoyment, as servants object to being sworn at without cause. For [Pg 8] years Mr. Beecot indulged in bouts of bad temper, till Paul, finding twenty-five too dignified an age to tolerate abuse, announced his intention of storming London as a scribbler. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 24769
Author: Hume, Fergus
Release Date: Mar 6, 2008
Format: eBook
Language: English

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