Caviare
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Leaving a note that he was to be called at seven, he went to bed, and at once to sleep.
CHAPTER II MR. PTEMAN — WHO ADVANCES NOTHING THERE are solicitors — and solicitors. Unhappily, the first class is far less numerous than the second, and unhappily again, Mr. Pyeman, in spite of his "old family" connection, was of the second. That is not to say that he was dishonest. He was n't. To stray from the path of the strictest legal rectitude would be with so good a business dishonest, indeed; worse, ...it would be stupid. Mr. Pyeman's firm always let you have the residue of the estate. You got some- thing. And you may be sure that he kept his- clients' money in a separate account. Mr. Pyeman was wanting in no outward, visible, tangible sign of legal responsi- bility.
He even kept Charles waiting the regulation ten minutes. Charles thought he could hear his voice through the wooden partition droning away in an unnecessary dictation — "to attending you on the tele- phone and suggesting the advisability of an early inter- view, " and so on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leaving a note that he was to be called at seven, he went to bed, and at once to sleep.
CHAPTER II MR. PTEMAN — WHO ADVANCES NOTHING THERE are solicitors — and solicitors. Unhappily, the first class is far less numerous than the second, and unhappily again, Mr. Pyeman, in spite of his "old family" connection, was of the second. That is not to say that he was dishonest. He was n't. To stray from the path of the strictest legal rectitude would be with so good a business dishonest, indeed; worse, ...it would be stupid. Mr. Pyeman's firm always let you have the residue of the estate. You got some- thing. And you may be sure that he kept his- clients' money in a separate account. Mr. Pyeman was wanting in no outward, visible, tangible sign of legal responsi- bility.
He even kept Charles waiting the regulation ten minutes. Charles thought he could hear his voice through the wooden partition droning away in an unnecessary dictation — "to attending you on the tele- phone and suggesting the advisability of an early inter- view, " and so on.
What to read after Caviare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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