[Our Mutual Friend by Charles Dickens]@TWC D-Link bookOur Mutual Friend CHAPTER 4 12/19
Thirty at the utmost.
An expressive, one might say handsome, face.
A very bad manner.
In the last degree constrained, reserved, diffident, troubled.
His eyes were on Miss Bella for an instant, and then looked at the ground as he addressed the master of the house. 'Seeing that I am quite satisfied, Mr Wilfer, with the rooms, and with their situation, and with their price, I suppose a memorandum between us of two or three lines, and a payment down, will bind the bargain? I wish to send in furniture without delay.' Two or three times during this short address, the cherub addressed had made chubby motions towards a chair.
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