The Talleyrand Maxim
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" He motioned Collingwood to remain where he was, and himself saw Nestadown to the street. When he came back to his room he shook his head atthe young barrister.
"Collingwood!" he said. "There's some dreadful business afloat in allthis! And it's all the worse because of the fashion in which Pratttalked to that girl. She's evidently a very good memory--she narratedthat conversation clearly and fully. Pratt must be very sure of his handif he showed her his cards in that way--his very confidence i...n himselfshows what a subtle network he's either made or is making. I question ifhe'd very much care if he knew that we know. But he mustn't knowthat--yet. We must reply to his mine with a counter-mine!" "What do you think of Pratt's charge against Mrs. Mallathorpe?" askedCollingwood.
Eldrick made a wry face.
"Looks bad!--very, very bad, Collingwood!" he answered. "Art and schemeof a desperate woman, of course. But--we mustn't let her daughter thinkwe believe it. Let her stick to the suggestion I made--which, as youremarked, would certainly make a very good line of defence, supposingPratt even did accuse her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He motioned Collingwood to remain where he was, and himself saw Nestadown to the street. When he came back to his room he shook his head atthe young barrister.
"Collingwood!" he said. "There's some dreadful business afloat in allthis! And it's all the worse because of the fashion in which Pratttalked to that girl. She's evidently a very good memory--she narratedthat conversation clearly and fully. Pratt must be very sure of his handif he showed her his cards in that way--his very confidence i...n himselfshows what a subtle network he's either made or is making. I question ifhe'd very much care if he knew that we know. But he mustn't knowthat--yet. We must reply to his mine with a counter-mine!" "What do you think of Pratt's charge against Mrs. Mallathorpe?" askedCollingwood.
Eldrick made a wry face.
"Looks bad!--very, very bad, Collingwood!" he answered. "Art and schemeof a desperate woman, of course. But--we mustn't let her daughter thinkwe believe it. Let her stick to the suggestion I made--which, as youremarked, would certainly make a very good line of defence, supposingPratt even did accuse her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher Joseph Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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