At Fault 2
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He had a suspicion that gentleman would be very much opposed to either the police or any one else being acquainted with his money- lending transactions ; still Mr. Sturton, for all his languid and somewhat affected manner, was quite capable of taking his own line, and was little likely to be overruled by Cudemore, whom he always treated as a subordinate ; finding him capital at times, throwing business into his way no doubt, but always assuming 192 At Fault.
the position of the big capitalist. ...Cudemore, indeed, like many ostensible money-lenders, was de|)endent in considerable measure upon bigger men than himself, and Mi\ Sturton was his great patron. Very handy, indeed, also to Scotland Yard for the reporting of his little bit of intellis^ence was Mr. Cude- more's residence, reflected Mr. Sturton.
The thing had to be discussed with that gentleman as a matter of detail, but that he would communicate with the police, Mr.
Sturton had quite made up his mind. That the famous Sergeant Usher was living within a few doors of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had a suspicion that gentleman would be very much opposed to either the police or any one else being acquainted with his money- lending transactions ; still Mr. Sturton, for all his languid and somewhat affected manner, was quite capable of taking his own line, and was little likely to be overruled by Cudemore, whom he always treated as a subordinate ; finding him capital at times, throwing business into his way no doubt, but always assuming 192 At Fault.
the position of the big capitalist. ...Cudemore, indeed, like many ostensible money-lenders, was de|)endent in considerable measure upon bigger men than himself, and Mi\ Sturton was his great patron. Very handy, indeed, also to Scotland Yard for the reporting of his little bit of intellis^ence was Mr. Cude- more's residence, reflected Mr. Sturton.
The thing had to be discussed with that gentleman as a matter of detail, but that he would communicate with the police, Mr.
Sturton had quite made up his mind. That the famous Sergeant Usher was living within a few doors of Mr.
What to read after At Fault 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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