Mr. Crewe's Career — volume 3
Mr. Crewe's Career — volume 3
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"Well, if you fellers don't know him, I give up, " said the clerk, irritably, "but he looks as if he ought to be somebody. He knows hisbusiness, anyway. " In the meantime Mr. Vane's caller had reached the first floor; hehesitated just a moment before knocking at the door of Number Seven, andthe Honourable Hilary's voice responded. The door opened.
Hilary was seated, as usual, beside the marble-topped table, which wascovered with newspapers and memoranda. In the room were Mr. Ridout, thecapital ...lawyer, and Mr. Manning, the division superintendent. There wasan instant of surprised silence on the part of the three, but theHonourable Hilary was the only one who remained expressionless.
"If you don't mind, gentlemen, " said the visitor, "I should like to talkto my father for a few minutes. " "Why, certainly, Austen, " Mr. Ridout replied, with an attempt atheartiness. Further words seemed to fail him, and he left the roomsomewhat awkwardly, followed by Mr. Manning; but the Honourable Hilaryappeared to take no notice of this proceeding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, if you fellers don't know him, I give up, " said the clerk, irritably, "but he looks as if he ought to be somebody. He knows hisbusiness, anyway. " In the meantime Mr. Vane's caller had reached the first floor; hehesitated just a moment before knocking at the door of Number Seven, andthe Honourable Hilary's voice responded. The door opened.
Hilary was seated, as usual, beside the marble-topped table, which wascovered with newspapers and memoranda. In the room were Mr. Ridout, thecapital ...lawyer, and Mr. Manning, the division superintendent. There wasan instant of surprised silence on the part of the three, but theHonourable Hilary was the only one who remained expressionless.
"If you don't mind, gentlemen, " said the visitor, "I should like to talkto my father for a few minutes. " "Why, certainly, Austen, " Mr. Ridout replied, with an attempt atheartiness. Further words seemed to fail him, and he left the roomsomewhat awkwardly, followed by Mr. Manning; but the Honourable Hilaryappeared to take no notice of this proceeding.
What to read after Mr. Crewe's Career — volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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