Do And Dare — a Brave Boy's Fight for Fortune
Do And Dare — a Brave Boy's Fight for Fortune
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He carefully deposited thetickets in an inside vest pocket, and turned to go out of the office. Ashe emerged from it he caught sight of Herbert, who had not yet startedto go. He looked surprised and annoyed.
"Herbert Carr!" he exclaimed. "How came you here?" Mingled with his surprise there was a certain nervousness of manner, asHerbert thought.
"I came to Boston with Mr. Melville, " said Herbert, coldly.
"Oh!" ejaculated Eben, with an air of perceptible relief. "Where is Mr. Melville?" "He has ...gone to the office of his physician, on Tremont Street. " "Leaving you to your own devices, eh?" "Yes. " "Look out you don't get lost!" said Eben, with affected gayety. "I amhere on a little business for the old man. " Herbert did not believe this, in view of what he had seen, but he didnot think it necessary to say so.
"Good-morning!" said Herbert, in a tone polite but not cordial.
"Good-morning! Oh, by the way, I have just been inquiring the cost of aticket to St. Louis, " said Eben, carelessly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He carefully deposited thetickets in an inside vest pocket, and turned to go out of the office. Ashe emerged from it he caught sight of Herbert, who had not yet startedto go. He looked surprised and annoyed.
"Herbert Carr!" he exclaimed. "How came you here?" Mingled with his surprise there was a certain nervousness of manner, asHerbert thought.
"I came to Boston with Mr. Melville, " said Herbert, coldly.
"Oh!" ejaculated Eben, with an air of perceptible relief. "Where is Mr. Melville?" "He has ...gone to the office of his physician, on Tremont Street. " "Leaving you to your own devices, eh?" "Yes. " "Look out you don't get lost!" said Eben, with affected gayety. "I amhere on a little business for the old man. " Herbert did not believe this, in view of what he had seen, but he didnot think it necessary to say so.
"Good-morning!" said Herbert, in a tone polite but not cordial.
"Good-morning! Oh, by the way, I have just been inquiring the cost of aticket to St. Louis, " said Eben, carelessly.
What to read after Do And Dare — a Brave Boy's Fight for Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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