Reilly's Luck (1970)
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She remembered him, remembered him as a customer of one of her girls far away in Idaho. He had been a tough, dangerous man even then. Evidently her son could take care of himself.
"What led to the fight?" "We checked into that. It seems Mr. Darrant was reared by a gambler, a man named Will Reilly." Of course. Will Reilly had been a friend of Van's, but no friend of hers. She felt a little pang when she thought of him, for Will Reilly was the one man who had really interested her. As a matter of ...fact, she hated men; she used them and got rid of them, but Will had never so much as given her the time of day.
Pinkerton had turned a leaf in his notebook. "This Reilly was the target of a reward offer ... not by the law, by some private party." Pinkerton looked up at her as he said this, and she smiled cynically.
"Don't worry yourself. I know nothing of that." "Of course. I did not for the moment--" "You're a damned liar, Pinkerton. Now get on with it." "There were three men--Thurston Pike, Chip Hardesty, and Henry Sonnenberg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She remembered him, remembered him as a customer of one of her girls far away in Idaho. He had been a tough, dangerous man even then. Evidently her son could take care of himself.
"What led to the fight?" "We checked into that. It seems Mr. Darrant was reared by a gambler, a man named Will Reilly." Of course. Will Reilly had been a friend of Van's, but no friend of hers. She felt a little pang when she thought of him, for Will Reilly was the one man who had really interested her. As a matter of ...fact, she hated men; she used them and got rid of them, but Will had never so much as given her the time of day.
Pinkerton had turned a leaf in his notebook. "This Reilly was the target of a reward offer ... not by the law, by some private party." Pinkerton looked up at her as he said this, and she smiled cynically.
"Don't worry yourself. I know nothing of that." "Of course. I did not for the moment--" "You're a damned liar, Pinkerton. Now get on with it." "There were three men--Thurston Pike, Chip Hardesty, and Henry Sonnenberg.
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