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M, in the first flush of his outraged feelings he did everything he could to trace the author of that anonymous letter, which had enabled him to rid himself of so undesirable a partner. He told the police ; he employed a crier to publish in the bazaars and native dwelling-quarters that if the originator of the letter came forward, he had nothing to fear, that, on the contrary, he would be rewarded. The horsekeeper and the scribe of course heard the tempting announcement, but the former, never d...reaming that his letter of warning would have brought about such sen- sational results, and the latter deeming the proclamation to be a trap, both decided to hold their peace. Time fled ; that syce continued in M 's service ; and in due course he began to turn the matter over in his mind : after all, there might be no trap as the scribe suspected : after all, what risk did he run in revealing him- self ? Nay, instead of receiving the dreaded punishment, very possibly with reflection his master's feelings of gratitude may have intensi- fied during the interval, and the promised reward might be commensurately greater ; so, taking the opportunity when M was down at the stables looking at his horses, the syce spoke out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M, in the first flush of his outraged feelings he did everything he could to trace the author of that anonymous letter, which had enabled him to rid himself of so undesirable a partner. He told the police ; he employed a crier to publish in the bazaars and native dwelling-quarters that if the originator of the letter came forward, he had nothing to fear, that, on the contrary, he would be rewarded. The horsekeeper and the scribe of course heard the tempting announcement, but the former, never d...reaming that his letter of warning would have brought about such sen- sational results, and the latter deeming the proclamation to be a trap, both decided to hold their peace. Time fled ; that syce continued in M 's service ; and in due course he began to turn the matter over in his mind : after all, there might be no trap as the scribe suspected : after all, what risk did he run in revealing him- self ? Nay, instead of receiving the dreaded punishment, very possibly with reflection his master's feelings of gratitude may have intensi- fied during the interval, and the promised reward might be commensurately greater ; so, taking the opportunity when M was down at the stables looking at his horses, the syce spoke out.
What to read after Cameos of Indian Crime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H J a Hervey to read onlineMoreLess
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