Sitka
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LaBarge needed only a quick glance to see that what Helena had told him was true. Zinnovy was a changed man. There was about him now an air of sullen brutality. Little remained of the immaculate perfection in uniform that he had once been. His coat was unbuttoned and his shirt collar gaped wide. He carried a bottle by the neck and in the other hand a half-filled glass, but he was not drunk. He was heavier than when Jean had last seen him. There were red veins in his face and his features seemed ...somehow thicker. “So? Our little merchant comes to pick crumbs from the Russian table? Enjoy them while you can, Captain, it will not be for long.” “Perhaps.”“So you will take our Rotcheff back to Russia, will you? And that will be the end of Zinnovy, you think?” He chuckled. “Think again, my friend. I have power here. I have a warehouse filled with furs, I have wealth. Do you think I would lose all that and what it could mean to me in St. Petersburg for one man? Or a dozen men?”Jean was impatient to be away, but the man fascinated him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LaBarge needed only a quick glance to see that what Helena had told him was true. Zinnovy was a changed man. There was about him now an air of sullen brutality. Little remained of the immaculate perfection in uniform that he had once been. His coat was unbuttoned and his shirt collar gaped wide. He carried a bottle by the neck and in the other hand a half-filled glass, but he was not drunk. He was heavier than when Jean had last seen him. There were red veins in his face and his features seemed ...somehow thicker. “So? Our little merchant comes to pick crumbs from the Russian table? Enjoy them while you can, Captain, it will not be for long.” “Perhaps.”“So you will take our Rotcheff back to Russia, will you? And that will be the end of Zinnovy, you think?” He chuckled. “Think again, my friend. I have power here. I have a warehouse filled with furs, I have wealth. Do you think I would lose all that and what it could mean to me in St. Petersburg for one man? Or a dozen men?”Jean was impatient to be away, but the man fascinated him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L'amour, Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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