A V Laider
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"What you mustthink of me!" I begged him to dismiss the matter from his mind.
"It's very good of you to say that; but--I've placed myself as well asyou in a false position. I ask you to believe that I'm not the sort of manwho is 'wanted' or ever was 'wanted' by the police. I should be bowed outof any police-station at which I gave myself up. I'm not a murderer inany bald sense of the word. No. " My face must have perceptibly brightened, for, "Ah, " he said, "don't imagine I'm not a murderer at ...all. Morally, I am. " He looked at theclock. I pointed out that the night was young. He assured me that hisstory was not a long one. I assured him that I hoped it was. He said Iwas very kind. I denied this. He warned me that what he had to tellmight rather tend to stiffen my unwilling faith in palmistry, and to shakemy opposite and cherished faith in free will. I said, "Never mind. " Hestretched his hands pensively toward the fire. I settled myself back in mychair.
"My hands, " he said, staring at the backs of them, "are the hands ofa very weak man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What you mustthink of me!" I begged him to dismiss the matter from his mind.
"It's very good of you to say that; but--I've placed myself as well asyou in a false position. I ask you to believe that I'm not the sort of manwho is 'wanted' or ever was 'wanted' by the police. I should be bowed outof any police-station at which I gave myself up. I'm not a murderer inany bald sense of the word. No. " My face must have perceptibly brightened, for, "Ah, " he said, "don't imagine I'm not a murderer at ...all. Morally, I am. " He looked at theclock. I pointed out that the night was young. He assured me that hisstory was not a long one. I assured him that I hoped it was. He said Iwas very kind. I denied this. He warned me that what he had to tellmight rather tend to stiffen my unwilling faith in palmistry, and to shakemy opposite and cherished faith in free will. I said, "Never mind. " Hestretched his hands pensively toward the fire. I settled myself back in mychair.
"My hands, " he said, staring at the backs of them, "are the hands ofa very weak man.
What to read after A V Laider?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Beerbohm to read onlineMoreLess
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