The Fortune Hunter
The Fortune Hunter
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" "That's a grand idea, " exclaimed Travis. "I don't think I'll suggestany sum if he agrees to go to Beck. Beck can get at least fivethousand more out of him than any other lawyer in town. " "Beck's the wonder, " said Loeb.
"LOEB and Beck, " corrected Travis in a flattering tone.
Loeb waved his hot, fat head gently to and fro as if a pleasant coolingstream were being played upon it. "I think I have got a 'pretty goodnut on me, ' as John L. Used to say, " he replied. "I think I do know alittle a...bout the law. And now hustle yourself, my boy. This case mustbe pushed. The less time Ganser has to look about, the better for--ourclient. " Travis found Ganser in his office at the brewery. The old man's facewas red and troubled.
"I've come on very unpleasant business, Mr. Ganser, " said Travis withdeference. "As you know, I am with Loeb, Lynn, Levy and McCafferty. Our client, Mr. Feuerstein--" Ganser leaped to his feet, apoplectic.
"Get out!" he shouted, "I don't speak with you!" "As an officer of the court, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "That's a grand idea, " exclaimed Travis. "I don't think I'll suggestany sum if he agrees to go to Beck. Beck can get at least fivethousand more out of him than any other lawyer in town. " "Beck's the wonder, " said Loeb.
"LOEB and Beck, " corrected Travis in a flattering tone.
Loeb waved his hot, fat head gently to and fro as if a pleasant coolingstream were being played upon it. "I think I have got a 'pretty goodnut on me, ' as John L. Used to say, " he replied. "I think I do know alittle a...bout the law. And now hustle yourself, my boy. This case mustbe pushed. The less time Ganser has to look about, the better for--ourclient. " Travis found Ganser in his office at the brewery. The old man's facewas red and troubled.
"I've come on very unpleasant business, Mr. Ganser, " said Travis withdeference. "As you know, I am with Loeb, Lynn, Levy and McCafferty. Our client, Mr. Feuerstein--" Ganser leaped to his feet, apoplectic.
"Get out!" he shouted, "I don't speak with you!" "As an officer of the court, Mr.
What to read after The Fortune Hunter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips David Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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