The Lone Wolf
The Lone Wolf
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"Never be aboveyour station, my man--never hesitate to take a tip! Here, I'll giveyou another, gratis: get out of this business: you're too good forit. Don't ask me how I know; I can tell by your face--Hello! Why doyou turn down the flag? You haven't started yet!" "Conversation goes up on the clock, " Lanyard replied stolidly inFrench. He turned and faced Bannon squarely, loosing a glance ofvenomous hatred into the other's eyes. "The longer I have to stophere listening to your senile monologue,... the more you'll have to pay. What address, please?" he added, turning back to get a glimpse of hispassenger.
"Hotel Astoria, " the porter supplied.
"Very good. " The porter closed the door.
"But remember my advice, " Bannon counselled coolly, stepping back andwaving his hand to the man in the cab. "Good night. " Lanyard took his car smartly away from the curb, wheeled round thecorner into the boulevard des Capucines, and toward the rue Royale.
He had gone but a block when the window at his back was lowered and hisfare observed pleasantly: "That you, Lanyard?" The adventurer hesitated an instant; then, without looking round, responded: "Wertheimer, eh?" "Right-O!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Never be aboveyour station, my man--never hesitate to take a tip! Here, I'll giveyou another, gratis: get out of this business: you're too good forit. Don't ask me how I know; I can tell by your face--Hello! Why doyou turn down the flag? You haven't started yet!" "Conversation goes up on the clock, " Lanyard replied stolidly inFrench. He turned and faced Bannon squarely, loosing a glance ofvenomous hatred into the other's eyes. "The longer I have to stophere listening to your senile monologue,... the more you'll have to pay. What address, please?" he added, turning back to get a glimpse of hispassenger.
"Hotel Astoria, " the porter supplied.
"Very good. " The porter closed the door.
"But remember my advice, " Bannon counselled coolly, stepping back andwaving his hand to the man in the cab. "Good night. " Lanyard took his car smartly away from the curb, wheeled round thecorner into the boulevard des Capucines, and toward the rue Royale.
He had gone but a block when the window at his back was lowered and hisfare observed pleasantly: "That you, Lanyard?" The adventurer hesitated an instant; then, without looking round, responded: "Wertheimer, eh?" "Right-O!
What to read after The Lone Wolf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Louis Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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