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ch. 5 - question re phrase   Written by LaurieC (5/3/2005 12:05 a.m.)
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This is near the beginning of the fourth paragraph in chapter 5:

"As this last argument was directed to me, I protested I could see no reason for it neither, nor why Mr. Simpkins got the ten thousand pound prize in the lottery, and we sate down with a blank."

Can anyone tell me what the last part of the sentence means?


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