I've seen a week-end cottage near Darking that I should rather like to buy,"said miss Mebbin with seeming irrelevance."Six hundred and eighty,freehold.Quite a bargain,only I don't happen to have the money." (i)in what tone did miss Mebbin refer to the week-end cottage?
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miss mebbin was blackmailing packletide to buy cottage for her.
therefore, she is talking in a selfish tone.
royalvikash9:
She is not telling to pacletide now in this line
She is thinking to buy but she has not got the idea to black mail her
Oh sorry I am not arguing sorry if you got disturbed
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Explanation:
In sad tone she referred to the weak end cottage
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