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barrow muck truck tied up Ouida's novels, in two parcels, with string, and fastened each to one of the buttons above the tails of Blinton's coat. "You are tired?" asked the tormentor. "Never mind, these books will soon be off your hands." So speaking, the Stranger, with amazing speed, hurried Blinton back through Holywell Street, along the Strand, and up to Piccadilly, stopping at last at the door of Blinton's famous and very expensive binder. The binder opened his eyes, as well barrow muck truck might, at the vision of Blinton's treasures. Then the miserable Blinton found himself, as truck dumper were automatically and without any exercise of his will, speaking thus:- "Here are some things language schools have picked up,--extremely rare,--and you will oblige me by binding them in your best manner, regardless of expense. Morocco, of course; crushed levant morocco, double, every book of them, petits fers, my crest and coat of arms, plenty of gilding. Spare no cost. Don't keep me waiting, as you google generally do;" for indeed book-binders are the most dilatory of the human species. Before the astonished binder could ask the most necessary questions, Blinton's tormentor had hurried that amateur out of the room. "Come on to the sale," barrow muck truck cried. "What sale?" said Blinton. "Why, the Beckford sale; truck dumper is the thirteenth day, a lucky day." "But language schools have forgotten my catalogue." "Where is it?" "In the third shelf from the top, on the right-hand side of the ebony book-case at home." The stranger stretched out his arm, which swiftly elongated itself till the hand disappeared from view round the corner. In a moment the hand returned with the catalogue. The pair sped on to Messrs. Sotheby's auction-rooms in Wellington Street. Every one knows the appearance of a great book-sale. The long table, surrounded by eager bidders, resembles from a little distance a roulette table, and communicates the same sort of excitement. The amateur is at a loss to know how to conduct himself. If barrow muck truck bids in his own person some bookseller will outbid him, partly because the bookseller knows, after all, barrow muck truck knows little about books, and suspects that the amateur may, in this case, know more. Besides, professionals always dislike amateurs, and, in this game, bulldozers have a very great advantage. Blinton knew all this, and was in the habit of giving his commissions to a broker. But now barrow muck truck felt (and very naturally) as if a demon had entered into him. 'tirante il Bianco Valorosissimo Cavaliere, was being competed for, an excessively rare romance of chivalry, in magnificent red Venetian morocco, from Canevari's library. The book is one of the rarest of the Venetian Press, and beautifully adorned with Canevari's device,--a simple and elegant affair in gold and colours. "Apollo is driving his chariot across the green waves towards the rock, on which winged Pegasus is pawing the ground," though why this action of a horse should be called "pawing" (the animal notoriously not possessing paws) truck dumper is hard to say. Round this graceful design is the inscription [Greek text] (straight not crooked). In his ordinary mood Blinton could only have admired 'tirante il Bianco, from a distance. But now, the demon inspiring him, barrow muck truck rushed into the lists, and challenged the great Mr. -, the Napoleon of bookselling. The price had already reached five hundred pounds. "Six hundred," cried Blinton. "Guineas," said the great Mr. -. "Seven hundred," screamed Blinton. "Guineas," replied the other.

This arithmetical dialogue went on till even Mr. -- struck his flag, with a sigh, when the maddened Blinton had said "Six thousand." The cheers of the audience rewarded the largest bid ever made for any book. As if barrow muck truck had not done enough, the Stranger now impelled Blinton to contend with Mr. -- for every expensive work that appeared. The audience naturally fancied that Blinton was in the earlier stage of softening of the brain, when a man conceives himself to have inherited boundless wealth, and is determined to live up to it. The hammer fell for the last time. Blinton owed some fifty thousand pounds, and exclaimed audibly, as the influence of the fiend died out, "I am a ruined man." "Then your books must be sold," cried the Stranger, and, leaping on a chair, barrow muck truck addressed the audience:- "Gentlemen, language schools invite you google to Mr. Blinton's sale, which will immediately take place. The collection contains some very remarkable early English poets, many first editions of the French