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The Roll Call

Arnold Bennett
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  1. English novelist, playwright and journalist; his most popular work was The Old Wives’ Tale. The book begins: In the pupils’ room of the offices of Lucas and Enwright, architects, Russell Square, Bloomsbury, George Edwin Cannon, an articled pupil, leaned over a large drawing-board and looked up at Mr. Enwright, the head of the firm, who with cigarette and stick was on his way out after what he called a good day’s work. It was past six o'clock on an evening in early July, 1901. To George’s right was an open door leading to the principals’ room, and to his left another open door leading to more rooms and to the staircase. The lofty chambers were full of lassitude; but round about George, who was working late, there floated the tonic vapor of conscious virtue. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
418
ISBN
9781162640921
  1. English novelist, playwright and journalist; his most popular work was The Old Wives’ Tale. The book begins: In the pupils’ room of the offices of Lucas and Enwright, architects, Russell Square, Bloomsbury, George Edwin Cannon, an articled pupil, leaned over a large drawing-board and looked up at Mr. Enwright, the head of the firm, who with cigarette and stick was on his way out after what he called a good day’s work. It was past six o'clock on an evening in early July, 1901. To George’s right was an open door leading to the principals’ room, and to his left another open door leading to more rooms and to the staircase. The lofty chambers were full of lassitude; but round about George, who was working late, there floated the tonic vapor of conscious virtue. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
418
ISBN
9781162640921

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