1953 - I'll Bury My Dead
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‘I shouldn’t like that. Are you quite sure the girl you saw was Miss Clair?’Sherman made a little gesture of impatience with his hand.‘I know you are a very busy man,’ he said, ‘but you might feel inclined to discuss the situation now rather than later, but please yourself. I’m in no violent hurry.’‘What is there to discuss?’ English asked.‘Wouldn’t it save time if we stopped behaving like a couple of clubmen at a social gathering?’ Sherman said sharply. ‘I own a piece of information and I am pr...epared to sell it to you. That’s what there’s to discuss.’‘I see,’ English said, raising his eyebrows. ‘This is a surprise. You have decided to drop the mask, have you? I was wondering if you would have the nerve to try to blackmail me.’Sherman smiled.‘To me, Mr. English, you are just a rich man. Your importance and fame leave me indifferent. You have the money and I have the information. I can either sell it to you or to Miss Clair. I would prefer to sell it to you as I would be able to ask a much higher price, but if you are not inclined to make a deal, then I must go to her.’‘I was under the impression you already have dealings with her,’ English said mildly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I shouldn’t like that. Are you quite sure the girl you saw was Miss Clair?’Sherman made a little gesture of impatience with his hand.‘I know you are a very busy man,’ he said, ‘but you might feel inclined to discuss the situation now rather than later, but please yourself. I’m in no violent hurry.’‘What is there to discuss?’ English asked.‘Wouldn’t it save time if we stopped behaving like a couple of clubmen at a social gathering?’ Sherman said sharply. ‘I own a piece of information and I am pr...epared to sell it to you. That’s what there’s to discuss.’‘I see,’ English said, raising his eyebrows. ‘This is a surprise. You have decided to drop the mask, have you? I was wondering if you would have the nerve to try to blackmail me.’Sherman smiled.‘To me, Mr. English, you are just a rich man. Your importance and fame leave me indifferent. You have the money and I have the information. I can either sell it to you or to Miss Clair. I would prefer to sell it to you as I would be able to ask a much higher price, but if you are not inclined to make a deal, then I must go to her.’‘I was under the impression you already have dealings with her,’ English said mildly.
What to read after 1953 - I'll Bury My Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hadley Chase to read onlineMoreLess
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