Trent's Last Case
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His lips, usually occupied with a cigar, in its absence were always half open with a curious expression as ofpermanent eagerness. By smoking or chewing a cigar this expression wasbanished, and Mr Bunner then looked the consummately cool and sagaciousYankee that he was.
Born in Connecticut, he had gone into a broker's office on leavingcollege, and had attracted the notice of Manderson, whose business withhis firm he had often handled. The Colossus had watched him for sometime, and at length offe...red him the post of private secretary. Mr Bunnerwas a pattern business man, trustworthy, long-headed, methodical, andaccurate. Manderson could have found many men with those virtues; but heengaged Mr Bunner because he was also swift and secret, and had besidesa singular natural instinct in regard to the movements of the stockmarket.
Trent and the American measured one another coolly with their eyes. Bothappeared satisfied with what they saw. 'I was having it explained tome, ' said Trent pleasantly, 'that my discovery of a pistol that mighthave shot Manderson does not amount to very much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His lips, usually occupied with a cigar, in its absence were always half open with a curious expression as ofpermanent eagerness. By smoking or chewing a cigar this expression wasbanished, and Mr Bunner then looked the consummately cool and sagaciousYankee that he was.
Born in Connecticut, he had gone into a broker's office on leavingcollege, and had attracted the notice of Manderson, whose business withhis firm he had often handled. The Colossus had watched him for sometime, and at length offe...red him the post of private secretary. Mr Bunnerwas a pattern business man, trustworthy, long-headed, methodical, andaccurate. Manderson could have found many men with those virtues; but heengaged Mr Bunner because he was also swift and secret, and had besidesa singular natural instinct in regard to the movements of the stockmarket.
Trent and the American measured one another coolly with their eyes. Bothappeared satisfied with what they saw. 'I was having it explained tome, ' said Trent pleasantly, 'that my discovery of a pistol that mighthave shot Manderson does not amount to very much.
What to read after Trent's Last Case?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bentley Edmund Clerihew to read onlineMoreLess
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