The Spy
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Rather, he pictured me asshaken by his disclosures.
As he hung over the rail the glare of the sun on the tumbling water litup his foolish, mongrel features, exposed their cunning, their utterlack of any character, and showed behind the shifty eyes the vacant, half-crooked mind.
Schnitzel was smiling to himself with a smile of completeself-satisfaction. In the light of his later conduct, I grew tounderstand that smile. He had anticipated a rebuff, and he had beenreceived, as he read it, with con...sideration. The irony of my politenesshe had entirely missed. Instead, he read in what I said the admirationof the amateur for the professional. He saw what he believed to be ahigh agent of the Government treating him as a worthy antagonist. In noother way can I explain his later heaping upon me his confidences. Itwas the vanity of a child trying to show off.
In ten days, in the limited area of a two-thousand-ton steamer, onecould not help but learn something of the history of so communicative afellow-passenger as Schnitzel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rather, he pictured me asshaken by his disclosures.
As he hung over the rail the glare of the sun on the tumbling water litup his foolish, mongrel features, exposed their cunning, their utterlack of any character, and showed behind the shifty eyes the vacant, half-crooked mind.
Schnitzel was smiling to himself with a smile of completeself-satisfaction. In the light of his later conduct, I grew tounderstand that smile. He had anticipated a rebuff, and he had beenreceived, as he read it, with con...sideration. The irony of my politenesshe had entirely missed. Instead, he read in what I said the admirationof the amateur for the professional. He saw what he believed to be ahigh agent of the Government treating him as a worthy antagonist. In noother way can I explain his later heaping upon me his confidences. Itwas the vanity of a child trying to show off.
In ten days, in the limited area of a two-thousand-ton steamer, onecould not help but learn something of the history of so communicative afellow-passenger as Schnitzel.
What to read after The Spy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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