The Borough Treasurer

Mystery & Suspense, Historical Mystery, Fiction & Literature, Horror, Classics
Cover of the book The Borough Treasurer by Joseph Smith Fletcher, CLASSIC COLLECTION 600
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Author: Joseph Smith Fletcher ISBN: 1230002562100
Publisher: CLASSIC COLLECTION 600 Publication: September 21, 2018
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Joseph Smith Fletcher
ISBN: 1230002562100
Publisher: CLASSIC COLLECTION 600
Publication: September 21, 2018
Imprint:
Language: English

*** Original and Unabridged Content. Made available by CLASSIC COLLECTION 600.***

Synopsis:
Half way along the north side of the main street of Highmarket an ancient stone gateway, imposing enough to suggest that it was originally the entrance to some castellated mansion or manor house, gave access to a square yard, flanked about by equally ancient buildings.

'What those buildings had been used for in other days was not obvious to the casual and careless observer, but to the least observant their present use was obvious enough. Here were piles of timber from Norway; there were stacks of slate from Wales; here was marble from Aberdeen, and there cement from Portland: the old chambers of the grey buildings were filled to overflowing with all the things that go towards making a house-ironwork, zinc, lead, tiles, great coils of piping, stores of domestic appliances. And on a shining brass plate, set into the wall, just within the gateway, were deeply engraven the words: Mallalieu and Cotherstone, Builders and Contractors ...'
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*** Original and Unabridged Content. Made available by CLASSIC COLLECTION 600.***

Synopsis:
Half way along the north side of the main street of Highmarket an ancient stone gateway, imposing enough to suggest that it was originally the entrance to some castellated mansion or manor house, gave access to a square yard, flanked about by equally ancient buildings.

'What those buildings had been used for in other days was not obvious to the casual and careless observer, but to the least observant their present use was obvious enough. Here were piles of timber from Norway; there were stacks of slate from Wales; here was marble from Aberdeen, and there cement from Portland: the old chambers of the grey buildings were filled to overflowing with all the things that go towards making a house-ironwork, zinc, lead, tiles, great coils of piping, stores of domestic appliances. And on a shining brass plate, set into the wall, just within the gateway, were deeply engraven the words: Mallalieu and Cotherstone, Builders and Contractors ...'
You can find the complete list of CLASSIC COLLECTION 600 at the end of this ebook.
FIND AND ENJOY!

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