John Cave
John Cave
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So that was Lawson's idea of the material in demand for the average journal's mag- azine page. Well, he need have no fear of Law- son.
Qayton took up syndicating in a large way. He opened a suite of offices, named himself the " Inter- national News Association," and engaged a pho- tographer, a reporter and a stenographer. His stories, abundantly illustrated with costly photo- graphs, went broadcast over America, England, France, Germany, even Russia. Some of them 148 John Cave sold, but Clayton...'s expenses were enormous, and for three months his harassed, desperate face con- trasted oddly with his gala attire. Then one fine day his brow cleared. The International News Association, bankrupt, was no more.
G>llier alone escaped the syndicate fever. His feet on his desk, he lay back, lazier than ever, in his chair ; ^ newspaper hid him from the waist up ; so, it seemed, his life passed.
But he knew what was going on, and with a sour laugh he would say : " Lawson, if you can spare The Press a half -hour from your syndicate, do Councils to-day." In that sarcastic and annoying manner he now gave out all his assignments.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Budd Trites to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So that was Lawson's idea of the material in demand for the average journal's mag- azine page. Well, he need have no fear of Law- son.
Qayton took up syndicating in a large way. He opened a suite of offices, named himself the " Inter- national News Association," and engaged a pho- tographer, a reporter and a stenographer. His stories, abundantly illustrated with costly photo- graphs, went broadcast over America, England, France, Germany, even Russia. Some of them 148 John Cave sold, but Clayton...'s expenses were enormous, and for three months his harassed, desperate face con- trasted oddly with his gala attire. Then one fine day his brow cleared. The International News Association, bankrupt, was no more.
G>llier alone escaped the syndicate fever. His feet on his desk, he lay back, lazier than ever, in his chair ; ^ newspaper hid him from the waist up ; so, it seemed, his life passed.
But he knew what was going on, and with a sour laugh he would say : " Lawson, if you can spare The Press a half -hour from your syndicate, do Councils to-day." In that sarcastic and annoying manner he now gave out all his assignments.
What to read after John Cave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Budd Trites to read onlineMoreLess
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