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CHAPTER IX. MR. THOMASMARVELYOU must picture Mr. Thomas Marvel as a person ofcopious, flexible visage, a nose of cylindrical protrusion,a liquorish, ample, fluctuating mouth, and abeard of bristling eccentricity. His figure inclined to embonpoint;his short limbs accentuated this inclination.He wore a furry silk hat, and the frequent substitutionof twine and shoe-laces for buttons, apparent at criticalpoints of his costume, marked a man essentially bachelor.Mr. Thomas Marvel was sitting with his feet in aditch by the roadside over the down towards Adderdean,76
CHAPTER IX. MR. THOMAS MARVELabout a mile and a half out of Iping. His feet, savefor socks of irregular open-work, were bare, his big toeswere broad, and pricked like the ears of a watchful dog.In a leisurely manner–he did everything in a leisurelymanner–he was contemplating trying on a pair of boots.They were the soundest boots he had come across for along time, but too large for him; whereas the ones he hadwere, in dry weather, a very comfortable fit, but too thinsoledfor damp. Mr. Thomas Marvel hated roomy shoes,but then he hated damp. He had never properly thoughtout which he hated most, and it was a pleasant day, andthere was nothing better to do. So he put the four shoesin a graceful group on the turf and looked at them. Andseeing them there among the grass and springing agrimony,it suddenly occurred to him that both pairs wereexceedingly ugly to see. He was not at all startled by avoice behind him."They’re boots, anyhow," said the Voice."They are–charity boots," said Mr. Thomas Marvel,with his head on one side regarding them distastefully;"and which is the ugliest pair in the whole blessed universe,I’m darned if I know!""H’m," said the Voice.77
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CHAPTER IX. MR. THOMAS
MARVEL
YOU must picture Mr. Thomas Marvel as a person of
copious, flexible visage, a nose of cylindrical protrusion,
a liquorish, ample, fluctuating mouth, and a
beard of bristling eccentricity. His figure inclined to embonpoint;
his short limbs accentuated this inclination.
He wore a furry silk hat, and the frequent substitution
of twine and shoe-laces for buttons, apparent at critical
points of his costume, marked a man essentially bachelor.
Mr. Thomas Marvel was sitting with his feet in a
ditch by the roadside over the down towards Adderdean,
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