Cleek the Man of the Forty Faces 8 2
Cleek the Man of the Forty Faces 8 2
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That'swhen Lambson-Bowles took up racing, and how he got the money to keep astud. Had the beastly bad taste, too, to come down to Suffolk--within agunshot of Wilding Hall--take Elmslie Manor, the biggest and grandestplace in the neighbourhood, and cut a dash under my very nose, as itwere. " "Oho!" said Cleek; "then the major is a neighbour as well as a rival forthe Derby plate. I see! I see!" "No, you don't--altogether, " said Sir Henry quickly. "Lambson-Bowles isa brute and a bounder in many w...ays, but--well, I don't believe he islow-down enough to do this sort of thing--and with murder attached toit, too--although he did try to bribe poor Tolliver to leave me. Offeredmy trainer double wages, too, to chuck me and take up his horses. " "Oh, he did that, did he? Sure of it, Sir Henry?" "Absolutely. Saw the letter he wrote to Logan. " "Hum-m-m! Feel that you can rely on Logan, do you?" "To the last gasp. He's as true to me as my own shadow. If you wantproof of it, Mr. Cleek, he's going to sit in the stable and keep guardhimself to-night--in the face of what happened to Murple and Tolliver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That'swhen Lambson-Bowles took up racing, and how he got the money to keep astud. Had the beastly bad taste, too, to come down to Suffolk--within agunshot of Wilding Hall--take Elmslie Manor, the biggest and grandestplace in the neighbourhood, and cut a dash under my very nose, as itwere. " "Oho!" said Cleek; "then the major is a neighbour as well as a rival forthe Derby plate. I see! I see!" "No, you don't--altogether, " said Sir Henry quickly. "Lambson-Bowles isa brute and a bounder in many w...ays, but--well, I don't believe he islow-down enough to do this sort of thing--and with murder attached toit, too--although he did try to bribe poor Tolliver to leave me. Offeredmy trainer double wages, too, to chuck me and take up his horses. " "Oh, he did that, did he? Sure of it, Sir Henry?" "Absolutely. Saw the letter he wrote to Logan. " "Hum-m-m! Feel that you can rely on Logan, do you?" "To the last gasp. He's as true to me as my own shadow. If you wantproof of it, Mr. Cleek, he's going to sit in the stable and keep guardhimself to-night--in the face of what happened to Murple and Tolliver.
What to read after Cleek the Man of the Forty Faces 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary E Hanshew Thomas W Hanshew to read onlineMoreLess
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