An Amiable Charlatan
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Arestaurant of a different class altogether--not at all _comme il faut_; alittle place for the multitude--Giatron's, in Soho. The foolishness of it--for all his old clients must be useless! No one would eat in such a hole. It is most mysterious!" We dined well and gayly. Mr. Bundercombe renewed many restaurantacquaintances and I am quite sure he thoroughly enjoyed himself. Every nowand then, however, a shadow rested on his face. Watching him, I felt quitecertain of the reason. It was only durin...g the last few weeks that I hadbegun to realize the immense good nature of the man. He was worrying aboutLouis.
We sat there until nearly ten o'clock. When we rose to go Mr. Bundercombeturned to us. "Say, " he asked, a little diffidently, "would you peopleobject to just dropping in at this Giatron's? Or will you go off somewhereby yourselves and meet me afterward?" "We will go wherever you go, dad, " Eve declared. "We are not going toleave you alone when we do have an evening off. " "I should like to find out about Louis myself, " I interposed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arestaurant of a different class altogether--not at all _comme il faut_; alittle place for the multitude--Giatron's, in Soho. The foolishness of it--for all his old clients must be useless! No one would eat in such a hole. It is most mysterious!" We dined well and gayly. Mr. Bundercombe renewed many restaurantacquaintances and I am quite sure he thoroughly enjoyed himself. Every nowand then, however, a shadow rested on his face. Watching him, I felt quitecertain of the reason. It was only durin...g the last few weeks that I hadbegun to realize the immense good nature of the man. He was worrying aboutLouis.
We sat there until nearly ten o'clock. When we rose to go Mr. Bundercombeturned to us. "Say, " he asked, a little diffidently, "would you peopleobject to just dropping in at this Giatron's? Or will you go off somewhereby yourselves and meet me afterward?" "We will go wherever you go, dad, " Eve declared. "We are not going toleave you alone when we do have an evening off. " "I should like to find out about Louis myself, " I interposed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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