A Tail of Gold
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Clair's skeleton, and the lease of it would have to be secured before he gave information to the police. Then, too, thoughts of the Major and his possible connection with the tragedy crossed and recrossed his mind. He would examine the pocket-book, peg out a fifty- acre lease, and register it, and then visit Brisbane to see if he could not identify the Smart of the business card and discover if he knew anything about the tragic end of Miss St. Clair.
His examination of the pocket-book in camp t...hat night, however, altered his plans. It told A SKELETON FOUND 241 little more about the lady herself, for no owner's name and address were endorsed upon it. The entries were very irregular, and mostly referred to moneys advanced to some one as wages to miners ; but there was one entry which burned into his mind. It was a single line : ' August 24th, 1882 ' ; then in brackets, small print, were the words : ' St. Bar- tholomew ' — a reference, of course, to the calendar. Then on the same line : ' Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clair's skeleton, and the lease of it would have to be secured before he gave information to the police. Then, too, thoughts of the Major and his possible connection with the tragedy crossed and recrossed his mind. He would examine the pocket-book, peg out a fifty- acre lease, and register it, and then visit Brisbane to see if he could not identify the Smart of the business card and discover if he knew anything about the tragic end of Miss St. Clair.
His examination of the pocket-book in camp t...hat night, however, altered his plans. It told A SKELETON FOUND 241 little more about the lady herself, for no owner's name and address were endorsed upon it. The entries were very irregular, and mostly referred to moneys advanced to some one as wages to miners ; but there was one entry which burned into his mind. It was a single line : ' August 24th, 1882 ' ; then in brackets, small print, were the words : ' St. Bar- tholomew ' — a reference, of course, to the calendar. Then on the same line : ' Mr.
What to read after A Tail of Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Hennessey to read onlineMoreLess
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