[Jennie Baxter, Journalist by Robert Barr (writer)]@TWC D-Link bookJennie Baxter, Journalist CHAPTER VII 11/13
You will have to trust wholly to me." "There is a good deal of money at stake, Miss Baxter, and our reputation as a newspaper as well.
I think I should know what you propose to do." "Certainly.
I propose to obtain for you an accurate description of the ball, written by one who was present." The editor gave utterance to a sort of interjection that always served him in place of a laugh. "In other words, you want neither interference nor advice." "Exactly, Mr.Hardwick.You know from experience that little good comes of talking too much of a secret project not yet completed." The editor drummed with his fingers on the table for a few moments thoughtfully. "Very well, then, it shall be as you say.
I should have been very glad to share the responsibility of failure with you; but if you prefer to take the whole risk yourself, there is nothing more to be said.
The thousand pounds shall be placed to your credit at once.
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