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" "Excuse me, M. Lamb : you refuse me your full conQ.
dcnce ; allow me to imitate your reserve.*' " Oho ! " said Graham; "shut up as close as you like; it is nothing to me. Only observe, there is this differenco between us, that I am employed by another. He does not authorise me to na^rae him ; and if I did commit that indis- cretion, I might lose my bread and cheese. Whereas you have nobody's secret to guard but your own, in saying whether or not you ever knew a Madame or Mademoiselle Duval. A....nd if you have some reason for not getting mo the information I am instructed to obtain, that is also a reason for not troubling you farther. And after all, old boy " (with a familiar slap on Lebeau's stately shoulder) "after all, it is I who would employ you ; you don't employ me. And if you find out the lady, it is you who would get the £100, not I." M, Lebeau mechanically brushed, with a light move- ment of hand, the shoulder which the Englishmen had so pleasantly touched, drew himself and chair some inches back, and said, slowly — " M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Excuse me, M. Lamb : you refuse me your full conQ.
dcnce ; allow me to imitate your reserve.*' " Oho ! " said Graham; "shut up as close as you like; it is nothing to me. Only observe, there is this differenco between us, that I am employed by another. He does not authorise me to na^rae him ; and if I did commit that indis- cretion, I might lose my bread and cheese. Whereas you have nobody's secret to guard but your own, in saying whether or not you ever knew a Madame or Mademoiselle Duval. A....nd if you have some reason for not getting mo the information I am instructed to obtain, that is also a reason for not troubling you farther. And after all, old boy " (with a familiar slap on Lebeau's stately shoulder) "after all, it is I who would employ you ; you don't employ me. And if you find out the lady, it is you who would get the £100, not I." M, Lebeau mechanically brushed, with a light move- ment of hand, the shoulder which the Englishmen had so pleasantly touched, drew himself and chair some inches back, and said, slowly — " M.
What to read after The Parisians 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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