The Betrayal
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"I know nothing whatever of your father's private affairs. He has his own man of business." I am not sure whether he believed me. He cracked some walnuts and commenced peeling them.
"My father will never listen to me," he said, *Tbut I feel sure that he makes a mistake in becoming a di- rector of all these companies. Politics should be quite sufficient to engross his time, and the money cannot be so much of an object to him. I don't suppose his holdings are large, but I am quite sure that one o...r two of those Australian gold mines are dicky, and you know he was an enormous holder of Chartereds, and wouldn't sell, worse luck ! Of course I'm not afraid of his losing in the long run, but it isn't exactly a dignified thing to be associated with these concerns that aren't exactly Al. His name might lead people into speculations who couldn't altogether afford it." **I know nothing whatever of these matters," I an- swered, "but from what I have seen of your father I should imagine that he is remarkably able to guard his own interests." Blenavon nodded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I know nothing whatever of your father's private affairs. He has his own man of business." I am not sure whether he believed me. He cracked some walnuts and commenced peeling them.
"My father will never listen to me," he said, *Tbut I feel sure that he makes a mistake in becoming a di- rector of all these companies. Politics should be quite sufficient to engross his time, and the money cannot be so much of an object to him. I don't suppose his holdings are large, but I am quite sure that one o...r two of those Australian gold mines are dicky, and you know he was an enormous holder of Chartereds, and wouldn't sell, worse luck ! Of course I'm not afraid of his losing in the long run, but it isn't exactly a dignified thing to be associated with these concerns that aren't exactly Al. His name might lead people into speculations who couldn't altogether afford it." **I know nothing whatever of these matters," I an- swered, "but from what I have seen of your father I should imagine that he is remarkably able to guard his own interests." Blenavon nodded.
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