A Wild Cat Scheme
A Wild Cat Scheme
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' Yes, sir, Fitzwilliam's in Northover Street. " " Mr. Preston did not give you any address for his letters ? " " No, sir, I took it for granted that he was going home, and I knew the Greystones address, but he did tell me to open any telegram that came for him, and answer that he had left the palace, if the tele- gram required an answer. I was not to forward it. He left me some money for replies, but you prepaid your answer, sir, " A WILD-CAT SCHEME 145 " Quite so. I suppose he did not mention... any reason for going ? " " No, sir except he was quite happy while his Lordship was here, but afterwards " " Well, afterwards ? " " He seemed well a bit bored, sir, I should say. ... I think he wanted to get home, if I might say so, sir. " " But he has not gone home, " said Anthony, " that's the trouble. I am dreadfully afraid that he may have had an accident, and that no one knows his address. " As a matter of fact, Anthony was a good deal relieved to hear of his father's provision for tele- grams, it made him much less anxious than he had been before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Yes, sir, Fitzwilliam's in Northover Street. " " Mr. Preston did not give you any address for his letters ? " " No, sir, I took it for granted that he was going home, and I knew the Greystones address, but he did tell me to open any telegram that came for him, and answer that he had left the palace, if the tele- gram required an answer. I was not to forward it. He left me some money for replies, but you prepaid your answer, sir, " A WILD-CAT SCHEME 145 " Quite so. I suppose he did not mention... any reason for going ? " " No, sir except he was quite happy while his Lordship was here, but afterwards " " Well, afterwards ? " " He seemed well a bit bored, sir, I should say. ... I think he wanted to get home, if I might say so, sir. " " But he has not gone home, " said Anthony, " that's the trouble. I am dreadfully afraid that he may have had an accident, and that no one knows his address. " As a matter of fact, Anthony was a good deal relieved to hear of his father's provision for tele- grams, it made him much less anxious than he had been before.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E M Keate to read onlineMoreLess
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