The Doors Open (2012)
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Lord Cedarbrook, when he left the Bankruptcy Buildings, made his way straight to Pall Mall, to the more respectable of his two clubs.
It is probable that he was being followed.
Condemn the fellow, he thought. Who would have imagined that he would come to court himself. And yet – one ought to have foreseen it. It was so well in character. One knew a good deal about Legate now and really almost his most salient characteristic was that he was a good hater. A man who nursed his dislikes almost to th...e point of madness. No – that was the wrong word. There was nothing in the least mad about Legate. To the point of fanaticism. But you had to hand it to him. He was a brilliant organizer, and had shown himself desperately quick on the riposte.
With such an opponent, the loss of twenty-four hours might be serious.
Lord Cedarbrook took possession of one of the private telephone rooms at the club and asked for a line to be put through.
First he rang up the legal assistant to the Director of Public Prosecutions, missed him at his office, and found him at home, changing for dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Cedarbrook, when he left the Bankruptcy Buildings, made his way straight to Pall Mall, to the more respectable of his two clubs.
It is probable that he was being followed.
Condemn the fellow, he thought. Who would have imagined that he would come to court himself. And yet – one ought to have foreseen it. It was so well in character. One knew a good deal about Legate now and really almost his most salient characteristic was that he was a good hater. A man who nursed his dislikes almost to th...e point of madness. No – that was the wrong word. There was nothing in the least mad about Legate. To the point of fanaticism. But you had to hand it to him. He was a brilliant organizer, and had shown himself desperately quick on the riposte.
With such an opponent, the loss of twenty-four hours might be serious.
Lord Cedarbrook took possession of one of the private telephone rooms at the club and asked for a line to be put through.
First he rang up the legal assistant to the Director of Public Prosecutions, missed him at his office, and found him at home, changing for dinner.
What to read after The Doors Open?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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