impersonal-eyed

Updated: June 7, 2025

Copeland is not at home," answered the man in the service-coat. His tone was politely impersonal. His face, too, was impassive. But one quick glance seemed to have appraised the man on the doorstep, to have judged him, and in some way to have found him undesirable. "But this is important," said Blake. "I'm sorry, sir," answered, the impersonal-eyed servant.

Arthur Stringer - Never-Fail Blake