The Young Mountaineers Short Stories
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Nick saw that he had made a discovery. Here it was that the robbers had contrived to conceal their plunder, doubtless intending to wait until suspicion lulled, when they could carry it to some distant place, where it could safely be sold.
Suddenly a thought struck him that sent a shiver through every fibre of his body. This store was robbed in a singular manner. No bolt was broken, no door burst open. There was a window, however, that lacked one pane of glass. The aperture would not admit a man... s body. It was believed that the bur glars had passed a boy through it, who had handed out the stolen goods.
And now, Nick foolishly argued, if any one should discover that he knew where the plun der was hidden, they would believe that he was that boy who had robbed the store !
He began to resolve that he would say no thing about what he had seen, not even to Barney. He thought his safety lay in his THE CONSCRIPTS HOLLOW 111 silence. Still, he did not want his silence to be to the advantage of wicked men, so he tried to persuade himself that the burglars would soon be traced and captured without the information which he knew it was his duty to give.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nick saw that he had made a discovery. Here it was that the robbers had contrived to conceal their plunder, doubtless intending to wait until suspicion lulled, when they could carry it to some distant place, where it could safely be sold.
Suddenly a thought struck him that sent a shiver through every fibre of his body. This store was robbed in a singular manner. No bolt was broken, no door burst open. There was a window, however, that lacked one pane of glass. The aperture would not admit a man... s body. It was believed that the bur glars had passed a boy through it, who had handed out the stolen goods.
And now, Nick foolishly argued, if any one should discover that he knew where the plun der was hidden, they would believe that he was that boy who had robbed the store !
He began to resolve that he would say no thing about what he had seen, not even to Barney. He thought his safety lay in his THE CONSCRIPTS HOLLOW 111 silence. Still, he did not want his silence to be to the advantage of wicked men, so he tried to persuade himself that the burglars would soon be traced and captured without the information which he knew it was his duty to give.
What to read after The Young Mountaineers Short Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Egbert Craddock to read onlineMoreLess
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