Catharine Furze
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" "That will do, Jim; you can go. " "Mr. Catchpole, this assumes a very--I may say--painful aspect. " "I can only repeat, sir, that I have not had the money. It isinexplicable. I may have been robbed. " "But there is no entry in the day-book. " It did not occur to Tom at the moment to plead that if he was dishonesthe would have contrived not to be so in such a singularly silly fashion:that he might have taken cash paid for goods bought, and that thepossibility of discovery would have been much ...smaller. He was stunned.
"It is so painful, " continued Mr. Furze, "that I must have time toreflect. I will talk to you again about it to-morrow. " The truth was that Mr. Furze wished to consult his wife. When he wenthome his first news was what had happened, but he forgot to mention thecorroboration by Jim.
"But, " said Mrs. Furze, "Joe may have been mistaken; perhaps, after all, he did not pay the money. " "Ah! but Jim was in the shop at the time. I had Jim in, and he swearsthat he saw Joe give it to Tom, and that Tom put it in the till.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "That will do, Jim; you can go. " "Mr. Catchpole, this assumes a very--I may say--painful aspect. " "I can only repeat, sir, that I have not had the money. It isinexplicable. I may have been robbed. " "But there is no entry in the day-book. " It did not occur to Tom at the moment to plead that if he was dishonesthe would have contrived not to be so in such a singularly silly fashion:that he might have taken cash paid for goods bought, and that thepossibility of discovery would have been much ...smaller. He was stunned.
"It is so painful, " continued Mr. Furze, "that I must have time toreflect. I will talk to you again about it to-morrow. " The truth was that Mr. Furze wished to consult his wife. When he wenthome his first news was what had happened, but he forgot to mention thecorroboration by Jim.
"But, " said Mrs. Furze, "Joe may have been mistaken; perhaps, after all, he did not pay the money. " "Ah! but Jim was in the shop at the time. I had Jim in, and he swearsthat he saw Joe give it to Tom, and that Tom put it in the till.
What to read after Catharine Furze?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rutherford Mark to read onlineMoreLess
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