A Man of Honor
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But for that I wouldn t care how long I waited. " "I shall not let it remain unpaid after the fifteenth at furthest, " said Eobert. " I do not like to let it lie even that long. " Maj. Pagebrook took his departure and Eobert told Sudie of the bad news, telling her also that he must leave next morning for Philadelphia, to see if it were possible to save something from the wreck of the bank.
" Besides, " said he, " I must get to work. There are nearly two months of time between now and the first ...of January, and I cannot afford to lose it now that I have lost this money. " "What will you do, Eobert ? You can t do anything teaching in that time. " e No, but I can do a good many things. I write a lit tle now and then for the papers and magazines, for one thing. I can pick up something, I think, which will at least pay expenses. " He then told her of his arrangement with Maj. Page- brook about the protested draft, and finished by repeat- 126 A. MA^" OI 1 HOKOR.
ing what that gentleman had said about the investment in railroad stock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But for that I wouldn t care how long I waited. " "I shall not let it remain unpaid after the fifteenth at furthest, " said Eobert. " I do not like to let it lie even that long. " Maj. Pagebrook took his departure and Eobert told Sudie of the bad news, telling her also that he must leave next morning for Philadelphia, to see if it were possible to save something from the wreck of the bank.
" Besides, " said he, " I must get to work. There are nearly two months of time between now and the first ...of January, and I cannot afford to lose it now that I have lost this money. " "What will you do, Eobert ? You can t do anything teaching in that time. " e No, but I can do a good many things. I write a lit tle now and then for the papers and magazines, for one thing. I can pick up something, I think, which will at least pay expenses. " He then told her of his arrangement with Maj. Page- brook about the protested draft, and finished by repeat- 126 A. MA^" OI 1 HOKOR.
ing what that gentleman had said about the investment in railroad stock.
What to read after A Man of Honor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston George Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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