Ernest Bramah

Ernest Bramah

Summary

Portrait of Ernest Bramah Ernest Bramah The Wallet of Kai Lung — III. (1900)

As Sen was one day educating the least competent of the insects in the simpler parts of banner-carriers, gong-beaters, and the like, to their more graceful and versatile companions, he lifted up his eyes and beheld, standing by his side, a person of very elaborately embroidered apparel and commanding personality, who had all the appearance of one who had been observing his movements for some space of time.
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Portrait of Ernest Bramah Ernest Bramah The Wallet of Kai Lung — III. (1900)

For these reasons King-y-Yang was especially desirous of obtaining one whose spoken word could be received, upon all points, as an assured fact, and it was, therefore, with an emotion of internal lightness that he confidently heard from those who were acquainted with the person that Sen Heng was, by nature and endowments, utterly incapable of representing matters of even the most insignificant degree to be otherwise than what they really were.
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