A Double Barrelled Detective Story
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Flint Buckner's cabin was the last one of the village, going south; his 56 A DOUBLE-BARRELLED DETECTIVE STORY silver claim was at the other end of the village, northward, and a little beyond the last hut in that direction.
He was a sour creature, unsociable, ^ ^o^ creaiare and had no companionships. Peo- ple who had tried to get acquainted with him had regretted it and dropped him. His history was not known.
Some believed that Sammy Hillyer knew it; others said no. If asked, Hillyer said no, he... was not acquainted with it. Flint had a meek English youth of sixteen or seventeen with him, whom he treated roughly, both in public and in private, and of course this lad was applied to for informa- tion, but with no success. Fetlock Jones — name of the youth — said that Flint picked him up on a prospecting A DOUBLE-BARRELLED DETECTIVE STORY tramp, and as he had neither home nor friends in America, he had foimd it wise to stay and take Buckner's Sahrv hard usage for the sake of the salary, bacon which was bacon and beans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flint Buckner's cabin was the last one of the village, going south; his 56 A DOUBLE-BARRELLED DETECTIVE STORY silver claim was at the other end of the village, northward, and a little beyond the last hut in that direction.
He was a sour creature, unsociable, ^ ^o^ creaiare and had no companionships. Peo- ple who had tried to get acquainted with him had regretted it and dropped him. His history was not known.
Some believed that Sammy Hillyer knew it; others said no. If asked, Hillyer said no, he... was not acquainted with it. Flint had a meek English youth of sixteen or seventeen with him, whom he treated roughly, both in public and in private, and of course this lad was applied to for informa- tion, but with no success. Fetlock Jones — name of the youth — said that Flint picked him up on a prospecting A DOUBLE-BARRELLED DETECTIVE STORY tramp, and as he had neither home nor friends in America, he had foimd it wise to stay and take Buckner's Sahrv hard usage for the sake of the salary, bacon which was bacon and beans.
What to read after A Double Barrelled Detective Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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