Nightmare Time
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Chambrun said. He and I were alone in that self-service elevator descending from the roof to the lobby.
“I don’t think of myself as the ‘public,’” I said, “and surely it can’t be so bad to have a good friend like Mrs. Haven make a suggestion to you.”
“‘Vanity,’” he said. “I don’t think of myself as vain, but I am proud of this hotel. I am proud of the fact that in more than twenty years not a single employee I’ve hired to work here has turned sour on me. Pride and vanity are not quite the same, ...do you think?”
“I would never have used the word ‘vanity’ in connection with you, Boss,” I said. “But there are unusual factors involved here. Money, for instance. Enough money could be offered to turn an honest man a little dizzy.”
“There isn’t a single man or woman working in the Beaumont who doesn’t know that if they found themselves in trouble they could come to me for help.”
“But would you give them a million bucks to handle as they chose?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chambrun said. He and I were alone in that self-service elevator descending from the roof to the lobby.
“I don’t think of myself as the ‘public,’” I said, “and surely it can’t be so bad to have a good friend like Mrs. Haven make a suggestion to you.”
“‘Vanity,’” he said. “I don’t think of myself as vain, but I am proud of this hotel. I am proud of the fact that in more than twenty years not a single employee I’ve hired to work here has turned sour on me. Pride and vanity are not quite the same, ...do you think?”
“I would never have used the word ‘vanity’ in connection with you, Boss,” I said. “But there are unusual factors involved here. Money, for instance. Enough money could be offered to turn an honest man a little dizzy.”
“There isn’t a single man or woman working in the Beaumont who doesn’t know that if they found themselves in trouble they could come to me for help.”
“But would you give them a million bucks to handle as they chose?”
What to read after Nightmare Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Pentecost to read onlineMoreLess
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