Christmas At Candleshoe (2012)
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He got to his feet and moved his mop-like head slowly up and down in the air. He had all the appearance of giving himself to an exhibition of well-bred mirth.
‘Copies!’ Lord Scattergood too had got to his feet. ‘You mean we haven’t any Titians after all?’ ‘Apparently not.’ Dr Rosenwald was studying his host with interest. It might have been hazarded, indeed, that he was making an expertise. ‘And I think, milord, you underestimate our difficulties. Still, something may conceivably be done.’ ‘Some...thing may be done?’ ‘But no longer for what you call, I think, big money. So I hope you got a good figure – is not that the expression? – in the first place.’ Lord Scattergood’s florid complexion had deepened to a colour which might have attracted Titian when looking for a nice curtain to hang behind a courtesan. ‘Arthur,’ he gasped, ‘am I right in thinking that Dr Rosenwald thinks–’ ‘Probably you are.’ Arthur Spendlove grabbed the whisky decanter and bustled about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He got to his feet and moved his mop-like head slowly up and down in the air. He had all the appearance of giving himself to an exhibition of well-bred mirth.
‘Copies!’ Lord Scattergood too had got to his feet. ‘You mean we haven’t any Titians after all?’ ‘Apparently not.’ Dr Rosenwald was studying his host with interest. It might have been hazarded, indeed, that he was making an expertise. ‘And I think, milord, you underestimate our difficulties. Still, something may conceivably be done.’ ‘Some...thing may be done?’ ‘But no longer for what you call, I think, big money. So I hope you got a good figure – is not that the expression? – in the first place.’ Lord Scattergood’s florid complexion had deepened to a colour which might have attracted Titian when looking for a nice curtain to hang behind a courtesan. ‘Arthur,’ he gasped, ‘am I right in thinking that Dr Rosenwald thinks–’ ‘Probably you are.’ Arthur Spendlove grabbed the whisky decanter and bustled about.
What to read after Christmas At Candleshoe?
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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