Christopher And Columbus 8 6
Christopher And Columbus 8 6
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He had thoughtmore highly of Mr. Twist's intelligence than this. Why hide it? Americawas a neutral country; technically she was neutral, and Germans couldcome and go as they pleased. Why unnecessarily set tongues wagging? Hedid not, being of a continuous shrewd alertness himself, a continuouswide-awakeness and minute consideration of consequences, realize, and ifhe had he wouldn't have believed, the affectionate simplicity andunworldliness of Mr. Twist. If it had been pointed out to him he woul...dhave dismissed it as a pose; for a man who makes money in any quantityworth handling isn't affectionately simple and unworldly--he iscalculating and steely.
The lawyer was puzzled. How did Mr. Twist manage to have a forehead anda fortune like that, and yet be a fool? True, he had a funny sort offace on him once you got down to the nose part and what came after, --afamily sort of face, thought the lawyer; a sort of rice pudding, wet-nurse face. The lawyer listened intently to all the talk andrumours, while himself saying nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had thoughtmore highly of Mr. Twist's intelligence than this. Why hide it? Americawas a neutral country; technically she was neutral, and Germans couldcome and go as they pleased. Why unnecessarily set tongues wagging? Hedid not, being of a continuous shrewd alertness himself, a continuouswide-awakeness and minute consideration of consequences, realize, and ifhe had he wouldn't have believed, the affectionate simplicity andunworldliness of Mr. Twist. If it had been pointed out to him he woul...dhave dismissed it as a pose; for a man who makes money in any quantityworth handling isn't affectionately simple and unworldly--he iscalculating and steely.
The lawyer was puzzled. How did Mr. Twist manage to have a forehead anda fortune like that, and yet be a fool? True, he had a funny sort offace on him once you got down to the nose part and what came after, --afamily sort of face, thought the lawyer; a sort of rice pudding, wet-nurse face. The lawyer listened intently to all the talk andrumours, while himself saying nothing.
What to read after Christopher And Columbus 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Von Arnim to read onlineMoreLess
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