The Under World An Original Melodrama in Four Acts
The Under World An Original Melodrama in Four Acts
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Orloff. [There is a pause as he reflects. ] I never knew a law yet that could not be broken — nor a bank, how- ever clever, that could not be tricked ! I want that vault sealed at once !
Wright. It can't be done, sir.
Orloff. [Rising y and with dignity. ] May I see the president of the Bank?
THE UNDER-WORLD 6i Wright. {Siiffiy^ Certainly you can, sir. In fact, I think you had better do so. [^Rising^ and calling to Parker. ] Parker, show this gentleman up to Mr. Morton's private office.
Parker.
...[Unbolting the steel dooVy and throwing it open, dis- closing the spiral staircase within. ] This way, sir, Orloff.
[Bowing stiffly to Wright. ] I am very much obliged to you for your courtesy.
[He goes towards the steel door, and is ushered upstairs by Parker. Both men disappear, and the door closes behind them, Wright.
[Sitting down, and turning over the pages of the booh. ] R — Ralston — here it is ! [Then to Rogers at the grille. ] What was the number of Mr. Daniel Ralston's key ?
Rogers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Orloff. [There is a pause as he reflects. ] I never knew a law yet that could not be broken — nor a bank, how- ever clever, that could not be tricked ! I want that vault sealed at once !
Wright. It can't be done, sir.
Orloff. [Rising y and with dignity. ] May I see the president of the Bank?
THE UNDER-WORLD 6i Wright. {Siiffiy^ Certainly you can, sir. In fact, I think you had better do so. [^Rising^ and calling to Parker. ] Parker, show this gentleman up to Mr. Morton's private office.
Parker.
...[Unbolting the steel dooVy and throwing it open, dis- closing the spiral staircase within. ] This way, sir, Orloff.
[Bowing stiffly to Wright. ] I am very much obliged to you for your courtesy.
[He goes towards the steel door, and is ushered upstairs by Parker. Both men disappear, and the door closes behind them, Wright.
[Sitting down, and turning over the pages of the booh. ] R — Ralston — here it is ! [Then to Rogers at the grille. ] What was the number of Mr. Daniel Ralston's key ?
Rogers.
What to read after The Under World An Original Melodrama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osbourne Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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