The Stage Door
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Brandt helped her out of the hansom. " Good-by, Miss Cawthorne. It was very kind of you to ask me to come to see you. Thank you for the visit and the story about The Crossroads, too. " The actress smiled, and held out her hand. "You mustn't mention that, " she said. " I didn't expect or want you to thank me; I somehow felt that I owed it to your mother. We didn't have much in common and we led very different kinds of lives, but I guess all old women feel pretty much the same way about some thin...gs. I'm almost sure that she would have thanked me Good-night. " 196 THE KIDNAPPERS THE KIDNAPPERS IT was about seven o'clock in the evening when I returned to my apartment and found the telegram: It read: Meet me if possible at Begum to-night, ten-thirty. Im- portant.
WALTER WAINRIGHT.
My friend Wainwright might have been a great financier, or a famous author, or an ambassador to a European court, or he might have been pretty much anything else that required an extremely quick and creative intelligence; but he was, and is, a theatrical manager.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brandt helped her out of the hansom. " Good-by, Miss Cawthorne. It was very kind of you to ask me to come to see you. Thank you for the visit and the story about The Crossroads, too. " The actress smiled, and held out her hand. "You mustn't mention that, " she said. " I didn't expect or want you to thank me; I somehow felt that I owed it to your mother. We didn't have much in common and we led very different kinds of lives, but I guess all old women feel pretty much the same way about some thin...gs. I'm almost sure that she would have thanked me Good-night. " 196 THE KIDNAPPERS THE KIDNAPPERS IT was about seven o'clock in the evening when I returned to my apartment and found the telegram: It read: Meet me if possible at Begum to-night, ten-thirty. Im- portant.
WALTER WAINRIGHT.
My friend Wainwright might have been a great financier, or a famous author, or an ambassador to a European court, or he might have been pretty much anything else that required an extremely quick and creative intelligence; but he was, and is, a theatrical manager.
What to read after The Stage Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Belmont Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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