[Novel Notes by Jerome K. Jerome]@TWC D-Link bookNovel Notes CHAPTER IX 24/40
Then, late one evening, the servant knocked at my door to say that a Mr.Smith wished to see me. "'Smith, Smith,' I repeated; 'what Smith? didn't he give you a card ?' "'No, sir,' answered the girl; 'he doesn't look the sort that would have a card.
He's not a gentleman, sir; but he says you'll know him.' She evidently regarded the statement as an aspersion upon myself. "I was about to tell her to say I was out, when the recollection of Smythe's other self flashed into my mind, and I directed her to send him up. "A minute passed, and then he entered.
He was wearing a new suit of a louder pattern, if possible, than before.
I think he must have designed it himself.
He looked hot and greasy.
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