A Family Affair (2012)
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She was a comfortable woman, whom one would not have supposed given to the ready expression of emotion. Nevertheless her expression kindled promisingly – Appleby thought – as soon as the purpose of his visit was made clear to her.
‘I never did want the thing dropped,’ she said, ‘but Albert is always too considerate. He couldn’t bear the thought of our friends poking Charlie at me. I don’t deny but what they would have. You know what friends are.’ ‘At both of us,’ Mr Meatyard said. ‘But I tell Ma...rtha it was business instinct, Sir John – and it’s business instinct that has made me what I am. Very bad for business indeed, is being laughed at. I’ve seen it time and again.’ ‘But Albert shouldn’t have concealed that he lost all that money. Has he shown you “Autumn Woods”?’ ‘Not yet.’ ‘Albert, and not me, will have to do the showing of it to you. We keep it in the chauffeur’s lavatory at the back of the house. I had it valued, Sir John, just to make quite sure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a comfortable woman, whom one would not have supposed given to the ready expression of emotion. Nevertheless her expression kindled promisingly – Appleby thought – as soon as the purpose of his visit was made clear to her.
‘I never did want the thing dropped,’ she said, ‘but Albert is always too considerate. He couldn’t bear the thought of our friends poking Charlie at me. I don’t deny but what they would have. You know what friends are.’ ‘At both of us,’ Mr Meatyard said. ‘But I tell Ma...rtha it was business instinct, Sir John – and it’s business instinct that has made me what I am. Very bad for business indeed, is being laughed at. I’ve seen it time and again.’ ‘But Albert shouldn’t have concealed that he lost all that money. Has he shown you “Autumn Woods”?’ ‘Not yet.’ ‘Albert, and not me, will have to do the showing of it to you. We keep it in the chauffeur’s lavatory at the back of the house. I had it valued, Sir John, just to make quite sure.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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