At War With Pontiac
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"What do you mean? What is your surmise?" inquired Christie, curiously.
"Do you remember that I mentioned seeing a certain bath-tub in one ofthe canoes that brought this war-party?" "Bullen's? Of course I do. But you can't for an instant imagine thathe had a hand in this outrage?" "Well, you undoubtedly know the paymaster better than I, but I mustconfess that I should like to meet him, and hear his own account of hismovements during the past ten days or so. " "That you are not likely to do, at ...least not for some time to come, ifever; and in the meantime I wish you could dismiss from your mind everyshadow of such a terrible suspicion against a brother officer, " saidChristie, gravely.
"All right, my dear fellow, I will try to do so out of admiration foryour loyalty to our cloth, if for no other reason. Now, to change thesubject, what do you suppose is going on over there?" "I have been wondering, " replied Christie, "and at the same timeadmiring the barbaric gorgeousness of that central figure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What do you mean? What is your surmise?" inquired Christie, curiously.
"Do you remember that I mentioned seeing a certain bath-tub in one ofthe canoes that brought this war-party?" "Bullen's? Of course I do. But you can't for an instant imagine thathe had a hand in this outrage?" "Well, you undoubtedly know the paymaster better than I, but I mustconfess that I should like to meet him, and hear his own account of hismovements during the past ten days or so. " "That you are not likely to do, at ...least not for some time to come, ifever; and in the meantime I wish you could dismiss from your mind everyshadow of such a terrible suspicion against a brother officer, " saidChristie, gravely.
"All right, my dear fellow, I will try to do so out of admiration foryour loyalty to our cloth, if for no other reason. Now, to change thesubject, what do you suppose is going on over there?" "I have been wondering, " replied Christie, "and at the same timeadmiring the barbaric gorgeousness of that central figure.
What to read after At War With Pontiac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munroe Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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