The Malefactor
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"There is something else which Iwant to say to you. " Aynesworth nodded a little curtly. He was not very favorably impressedwith his visitor.
"Well!" Barrington leaned forward in his chair.
"Mr. Aynesworth, " he said, "you have made for yourself some reputationas a writer. Your name has been familiar to me for some time. I was atcollege, I believe, with your uncle, Stanley Aynesworth. " He paused. Aynesworth said nothing.
"I want to know, " Barrington continued impressively, "what has inducedyo...u to accept a position with such a man as Seton?" "That, " Aynesworth declared, "is easily answered. I was not looking fora secretaryship at all, or anything of the sort, but I chanced to hearhis history one night, and I was curious to analyze, so far as possible, his attitude towards life and his fellows, on his reappearance in it. That is the whole secret. " Barrington leaned back in his chair, and glanced thoughtfully at hiscompanion.
"You know the story of his misadventures, then?" he remarked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"There is something else which Iwant to say to you. " Aynesworth nodded a little curtly. He was not very favorably impressedwith his visitor.
"Well!" Barrington leaned forward in his chair.
"Mr. Aynesworth, " he said, "you have made for yourself some reputationas a writer. Your name has been familiar to me for some time. I was atcollege, I believe, with your uncle, Stanley Aynesworth. " He paused. Aynesworth said nothing.
"I want to know, " Barrington continued impressively, "what has inducedyo...u to accept a position with such a man as Seton?" "That, " Aynesworth declared, "is easily answered. I was not looking fora secretaryship at all, or anything of the sort, but I chanced to hearhis history one night, and I was curious to analyze, so far as possible, his attitude towards life and his fellows, on his reappearance in it. That is the whole secret. " Barrington leaned back in his chair, and glanced thoughtfully at hiscompanion.
"You know the story of his misadventures, then?" he remarked.
What to read after The Malefactor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim Edward Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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