A West Point Treasure Or Mark Mallorys Strange Find
A West Point Treasure Or Mark Mallorys Strange Find
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Parson Stanard volunteered to pick the lock of Chand- ler's door ; he wasn't a burglar by profession, by Zeus, said he, but he believed in a gentleman of culture knowing something about all the arts and professions. (This was no Stealing from Thieves.
whispered in all seriousness. ) And so the Parson crept up to the door, the lantern in his hand. He knelt down before the lock and fell to examining it cautiously, finally thrusting in a bent piece of wire and getting to work. He said he could get... that door open in two minutes.
Meanwhile the others were huddled together waiting anxiously. Indian was leaning against the wall, making it shake with his nervous trembling, and Texas was peer- ing out of the window to make sure that there was no sign of danger there. And then suddenly came the thunderclap.
Nothing could be imagined more terrifying to the ama- teur burglars than what actually happened in the next half minute. There came first the sound of a creaking door, a sound that made them start back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parson Stanard volunteered to pick the lock of Chand- ler's door ; he wasn't a burglar by profession, by Zeus, said he, but he believed in a gentleman of culture knowing something about all the arts and professions. (This was no Stealing from Thieves.
whispered in all seriousness. ) And so the Parson crept up to the door, the lantern in his hand. He knelt down before the lock and fell to examining it cautiously, finally thrusting in a bent piece of wire and getting to work. He said he could get... that door open in two minutes.
Meanwhile the others were huddled together waiting anxiously. Indian was leaning against the wall, making it shake with his nervous trembling, and Texas was peer- ing out of the window to make sure that there was no sign of danger there. And then suddenly came the thunderclap.
Nothing could be imagined more terrifying to the ama- teur burglars than what actually happened in the next half minute. There came first the sound of a creaking door, a sound that made them start back.
What to read after A West Point Treasure Or Mark Mallorys Strange Find?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968 to read onlineMoreLess
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