Make Or Break
Make Or Break
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"I, mother!" "Poor child, they were making fun of you!" sighed Mrs. Wittleworth.
"Not they. Everett bowed to me as gracefully as though I had been thePresident. Winthrop was a little stiff; but what did I care for him, aslong as Choate and Everett were on good terms with me?" "Your head is turned, Fitz. " "No matter if it is, so long as it is turned in the right direction. Choate told Everett and Winthrop that I had formerly occupied a placein his office, and that he had a high regard for me. H...e smiledpleasantly, and so did Everett. Winthrop didn't take much notice of me. Choate asked me if I wanted to see him for anything particular. I toldhim I did; I wanted a little legal advice in the matter of Wittleworth_vs. _ Checkynshaw. He smiled very kindly upon me; he smiled as onlyChoate can smile. " "What did he say to you?" demanded Mrs. Wittleworth, impatiently.
"He apologized for his inability to attend to the case at that time, ashe was engaged upon a matter of politics with Everett and Winthrop; buthe hoped he should find time to see me in the course of a week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I, mother!" "Poor child, they were making fun of you!" sighed Mrs. Wittleworth.
"Not they. Everett bowed to me as gracefully as though I had been thePresident. Winthrop was a little stiff; but what did I care for him, aslong as Choate and Everett were on good terms with me?" "Your head is turned, Fitz. " "No matter if it is, so long as it is turned in the right direction. Choate told Everett and Winthrop that I had formerly occupied a placein his office, and that he had a high regard for me. H...e smiledpleasantly, and so did Everett. Winthrop didn't take much notice of me. Choate asked me if I wanted to see him for anything particular. I toldhim I did; I wanted a little legal advice in the matter of Wittleworth_vs. _ Checkynshaw. He smiled very kindly upon me; he smiled as onlyChoate can smile. " "What did he say to you?" demanded Mrs. Wittleworth, impatiently.
"He apologized for his inability to attend to the case at that time, ashe was engaged upon a matter of politics with Everett and Winthrop; buthe hoped he should find time to see me in the course of a week.
What to read after Make Or Break?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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