Brammel

"_Ally -- ally_," answered Brammel with a knowing leer, attempting a little _facetiae_ in French.

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Brammel will have every farthing of the old man's money at his death.

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Just when it was too late to profit by the discovery, old Brammel found out his mistake; and then he sagaciously vowed, that if his time were to come over again, he would educate his boy in a very different manner.

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When Brammel senior signed the deed of partnership on behalf of his son, the latter, as I have already said, was in Oxford, having returned to the university only a month before, at the termination of his period of banishment.

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Augustus Brammel was destined to be his thorn, his trial, and his punishment.

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Before he retired to rest he learnt that Brammel and himself were inmates of the same house.

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Why not offer it then, and make his entrance into the firm a _sine qua non_ in the bargain with Bellamy and Brammel?

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Brammel can take care of himself, or his wife and brother-in-law can do it.

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Brammel had rung at the porter's bell, and gained admittance.

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The worthy Brammel stopped at many small public-houses on his road, in each drank off a glass of brandy, and so went on.

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