All which items the reader may fill in at his pleasure_such accounts have been inspected by the parents of many University youth-and it appeared that Mr. Pen's bills in all amounted to about seven hundred pounds; and, it was calculated that he had had more than twice that sum of ready money during his stay at Oxbridge. Source: A History of Pendennis, Volume 1 His fortunes and misfortu onesiane his greatest enemy O deftly O furthermore • fervently O aloof

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All which items the reader may fill in at his pleasure_such
accounts have been inspected by the parents of many
University youth-and it appeared that Mr. Pen's bills in all
amounted to about seven hundred pounds; and,
it
was calculated that he had had more than twice that sum of
ready money during his stay at Oxbridge.
Source: A History of Pendennis, Volume 1 His fortunes and misfortu
onesiane
his greatest enemy
O deftly
O furthermore
• fervently
O aloof
Answer

Mr. Pen had spent approximately seven hundred pounds during his stay at Oxbridge and had had more than twice that amount of ready money.

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