The Right of Way — volume 01
The Right of Way — volume 01
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He was uniformly if distantly courteous, and he was respected inhis own profession for his uncommon powers and for an utter indifferenceas to whether he had cases in court or not.
Coming from the judge's chambers after the trial he went to his office, receiving as he passed congratulations more effusively offered than, aspeople presently found, his manner warranted.
For he was again the formal, masked Charley Steele, looking calmlythrough the interrogative eye-glass. By the time he reached his ...office, greetings became more subdued. His prestige had increased immensely ina few short hours, but he had no more friends than before. Old relationswere soon re-established. The town was proud of his ability as it hadalways been, irritated by his manner as it had always been, moreprophetic of his future than it had ever been, and unconsciously gratefulfor the fact that he had given them a sensation which would outlast thesummer.
All these things concerned him little. Once the business of the court-room was over, a thought which had quietly lain in waiting behind thestrenuous occupations of his brain leaped forward to exclude all others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was uniformly if distantly courteous, and he was respected inhis own profession for his uncommon powers and for an utter indifferenceas to whether he had cases in court or not.
Coming from the judge's chambers after the trial he went to his office, receiving as he passed congratulations more effusively offered than, aspeople presently found, his manner warranted.
For he was again the formal, masked Charley Steele, looking calmlythrough the interrogative eye-glass. By the time he reached his ...office, greetings became more subdued. His prestige had increased immensely ina few short hours, but he had no more friends than before. Old relationswere soon re-established. The town was proud of his ability as it hadalways been, irritated by his manner as it had always been, moreprophetic of his future than it had ever been, and unconsciously gratefulfor the fact that he had given them a sensation which would outlast thesummer.
All these things concerned him little. Once the business of the court-room was over, a thought which had quietly lain in waiting behind thestrenuous occupations of his brain leaped forward to exclude all others.
What to read after The Right of Way — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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