Criminals of Chicago
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Although my requirements in this respect diminish as I grow older, on this occasion I felt it my first duty to make up for lost rest, in spite of the fact that most great men are known to have been content with about four hours, and I consider good ex- amples worthy of imitation.
That night I kept a sharp lookout for Steel, as I expected his encounter with his cousin would be worth overhearing and perhaps witnessing. Towards midnight he dashed up in his racer, and before he could alight, one of... the detectives who had ex- amined the corpus delicti in Innocent's room, stepped up to him and evidently im- parted the events of the day. I did not stop to note the effects of the news, but hurried into the saloon.
In a few minutes Steel appeared affect- ing complete nonchalance. Rattler, how- ever, could not hide his deep concern as his cousin approached him.
I was unable to catch their words, but noticed Steel's bullying scowl, and in a few moments he walked off in the direction of the room on the basement stair, followed unwillingly and somewhat timorously by Rattler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although my requirements in this respect diminish as I grow older, on this occasion I felt it my first duty to make up for lost rest, in spite of the fact that most great men are known to have been content with about four hours, and I consider good ex- amples worthy of imitation.
That night I kept a sharp lookout for Steel, as I expected his encounter with his cousin would be worth overhearing and perhaps witnessing. Towards midnight he dashed up in his racer, and before he could alight, one of... the detectives who had ex- amined the corpus delicti in Innocent's room, stepped up to him and evidently im- parted the events of the day. I did not stop to note the effects of the news, but hurried into the saloon.
In a few minutes Steel appeared affect- ing complete nonchalance. Rattler, how- ever, could not hide his deep concern as his cousin approached him.
I was unable to catch their words, but noticed Steel's bullying scowl, and in a few moments he walked off in the direction of the room on the basement stair, followed unwillingly and somewhat timorously by Rattler.
What to read after Criminals of Chicago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prince of Jerusalem Immanuel to read onlineMoreLess
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