Suite Mentale
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What is thisshattering news?" "Paul Wendell's body was buried yesterday. " The Senator looked blank for a second, then recognition came into hisface. "Wendell, eh? After all this time. Poor chap; he'd have beenbetter off if he'd died twenty years ago. " Then he paused and looked up. "But just who are you, Mr. Camberton? And what makes you think I wouldbe particularly interested in Paul Wendell?" "Mr. Wendell wants to tell you that he is very grateful to you forhaving saved his life, Senator. If... it hadn't been for your orders, hewould have been left to die. " The Senator felt strangely calm, although he knew he should feel shock. "That's ridiculous, sir! Mr. Wendell's brain was hopelessly damaged; henever recovered his sanity or control of his body. I know; I used todrop over to see him occasionally, until I finally realized that I wasonly making myself feel worse and doing him no good. " [Illustration] "Yes, sir. And Mr. Wendell wants you to know how much he appreciatedthose visits. " * * * * * The Senator grew red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is thisshattering news?" "Paul Wendell's body was buried yesterday. " The Senator looked blank for a second, then recognition came into hisface. "Wendell, eh? After all this time. Poor chap; he'd have beenbetter off if he'd died twenty years ago. " Then he paused and looked up. "But just who are you, Mr. Camberton? And what makes you think I wouldbe particularly interested in Paul Wendell?" "Mr. Wendell wants to tell you that he is very grateful to you forhaving saved his life, Senator. If... it hadn't been for your orders, hewould have been left to die. " The Senator felt strangely calm, although he knew he should feel shock. "That's ridiculous, sir! Mr. Wendell's brain was hopelessly damaged; henever recovered his sanity or control of his body. I know; I used todrop over to see him occasionally, until I finally realized that I wasonly making myself feel worse and doing him no good. " [Illustration] "Yes, sir. And Mr. Wendell wants you to know how much he appreciatedthose visits. " * * * * * The Senator grew red.
What to read after Suite Mentale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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