The Celebrity, volume 04
The Celebrity, volume 04
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Cooke was first and last, and always, a gentleman. After that you might call him anything youpleased. Meditatively he screwed up his glasses and buckled them intothe case, and then he descended to the cockpit. It was the Celebrity hesingled out of the party.
"Allen, " said he, when he stood before him, "I want to impress on youthat my word's gold. I've stuck to you thus far, and I'll be damned nowif I throw you over, like they did Jonah. " Mr. Cooke spoke with a fine dignity that in itself was ...impressive, andwhen he had finished he looked about him until his eye rested on Mr. Trevor, as though opposition were to come from that quarter. And thesenator gave every sign of another eruption. But the Celebrity, eitherfrom lack of appreciation of my client's loyalty, or because of thenervousness which was beginning to show itself in his demeanor, despitean effort to hide it, returned no answer. He turned on his heel andresumed his seat in the cabin. Mr. Cooke was visibly affected.
"I'd sooner lose my whip hand than go back on him now, " he declared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cooke was first and last, and always, a gentleman. After that you might call him anything youpleased. Meditatively he screwed up his glasses and buckled them intothe case, and then he descended to the cockpit. It was the Celebrity hesingled out of the party.
"Allen, " said he, when he stood before him, "I want to impress on youthat my word's gold. I've stuck to you thus far, and I'll be damned nowif I throw you over, like they did Jonah. " Mr. Cooke spoke with a fine dignity that in itself was ...impressive, andwhen he had finished he looked about him until his eye rested on Mr. Trevor, as though opposition were to come from that quarter. And thesenator gave every sign of another eruption. But the Celebrity, eitherfrom lack of appreciation of my client's loyalty, or because of thenervousness which was beginning to show itself in his demeanor, despitean effort to hide it, returned no answer. He turned on his heel andresumed his seat in the cabin. Mr. Cooke was visibly affected.
"I'd sooner lose my whip hand than go back on him now, " he declared.
What to read after The Celebrity, volume 04?
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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