The Lever
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"Look here, Buckner. " Levy spoke so suddenly that his companionguiltily replaced the unlighted cigar in the box. "How difficult wouldit be for you to forget that you ever had a summons served on you, provided there was enough in it to make it worth while?" Buckner boldly placed the cigar between his lips and straightened up.
"What's the game?" he asked. "Tell me what's up, and perhaps we can makea trade. " "I have a client who might like to see that divorce decree set aside, "Levy began.
"Anot...her friend of mine, eh?" Buckner laughed at his own joke. "Neverknew before I was so popular. " The brandy was getting in its work. "Every one is interested in my marriage troubles, and here's one wantsto give me back my wife!" "Never mind that, " Levy stopped him. "This client of mine isn'tinterested in you or in your wife, but he evidently has a private spiteagainst Gorham, who married her. He may not care to push it, but, if hedoes, do you see what the game is?" "Sure I do, sure I do, " Buckner answered, thickly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Look here, Buckner. " Levy spoke so suddenly that his companionguiltily replaced the unlighted cigar in the box. "How difficult wouldit be for you to forget that you ever had a summons served on you, provided there was enough in it to make it worth while?" Buckner boldly placed the cigar between his lips and straightened up.
"What's the game?" he asked. "Tell me what's up, and perhaps we can makea trade. " "I have a client who might like to see that divorce decree set aside, "Levy began.
"Anot...her friend of mine, eh?" Buckner laughed at his own joke. "Neverknew before I was so popular. " The brandy was getting in its work. "Every one is interested in my marriage troubles, and here's one wantsto give me back my wife!" "Never mind that, " Levy stopped him. "This client of mine isn'tinterested in you or in your wife, but he evidently has a private spiteagainst Gorham, who married her. He may not care to push it, but, if hedoes, do you see what the game is?" "Sure I do, sure I do, " Buckner answered, thickly.
What to read after The Lever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orcutt William Dana to read onlineMoreLess
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