Mcnally's Gamble
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Instead of growing pale his face suddenly flushed, shoulders slumped, fists were clenched to conceal the tremor of his fingers. He seemed to me more deflated than defeated but it was obvious he had been rattled, Rogoff noted it; his questions became more rapid.
“Is the name Frank Clement familiar to you?” he asked.
“No,” Clemens said.
“Floyd Clifford?”
“I don’t have to answer your questions.”
“That’s right; you don’t,” Al said reasonably. “But you’re not under oath so what harm can it do?”
“Well..., I never heard of Floyd Clifford.”
“Do you know Mrs. Edythe Westmore of Palm Beach?”
Then Clemens glanced at me before replying. “Yes, I know Mrs. Westmore. She is a client of mine.”
“And you’re trying to sell her a Fabergé egg?”
“I’m not trying to sell her anything. I’m merely advising her to purchase a Fabergé egg from a French seller as an investment with a large profit potential.”
“Uh-huh. Is this a picture of the egg in question?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead of growing pale his face suddenly flushed, shoulders slumped, fists were clenched to conceal the tremor of his fingers. He seemed to me more deflated than defeated but it was obvious he had been rattled, Rogoff noted it; his questions became more rapid.
“Is the name Frank Clement familiar to you?” he asked.
“No,” Clemens said.
“Floyd Clifford?”
“I don’t have to answer your questions.”
“That’s right; you don’t,” Al said reasonably. “But you’re not under oath so what harm can it do?”
“Well..., I never heard of Floyd Clifford.”
“Do you know Mrs. Edythe Westmore of Palm Beach?”
Then Clemens glanced at me before replying. “Yes, I know Mrs. Westmore. She is a client of mine.”
“And you’re trying to sell her a Fabergé egg?”
“I’m not trying to sell her anything. I’m merely advising her to purchase a Fabergé egg from a French seller as an investment with a large profit potential.”
“Uh-huh. Is this a picture of the egg in question?”
What to read after Mcnally's Gamble?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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