Driven From Home, Or Carl Crawford's Experience
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" "If this were the case we should both be in a serious plight. I think Ihad better get out of town. You will have to lend me ten dollars. " "I don't see how I can, Stark. " "You must!" said Stark, sternly, "or I will reveal the whole thing. Remember, the box is on your premises. " "Heavens! what a quandary I am in, " said the bookkeeper, miserably. "That must be attended to at once. Why couldn't you put it anywhereelse?" "I told you that I wanted to be revenged upon you. " "I wish you had neve...r come to Milford, " groaned the bookkeeper.
"I wish I hadn't myself, as things have turned out. " They prepared to start for Gibbon's house, when Mr. Jennings droveup. With him were two tall muscular men, whom Stark and Gibbon eyeduneasily. The two strangers jumped out of the carriage and advancedtoward the two confederates.
"Arrest those men!" said Jennings, in a quiet tone. "I charge them withopening and robbing my safe last night about eleven o'clock. " CHAPTER XXVII.
BROUGHT TO BAY.
Phil Stark made an effort to get away, but the officer was too quick forhim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "If this were the case we should both be in a serious plight. I think Ihad better get out of town. You will have to lend me ten dollars. " "I don't see how I can, Stark. " "You must!" said Stark, sternly, "or I will reveal the whole thing. Remember, the box is on your premises. " "Heavens! what a quandary I am in, " said the bookkeeper, miserably. "That must be attended to at once. Why couldn't you put it anywhereelse?" "I told you that I wanted to be revenged upon you. " "I wish you had neve...r come to Milford, " groaned the bookkeeper.
"I wish I hadn't myself, as things have turned out. " They prepared to start for Gibbon's house, when Mr. Jennings droveup. With him were two tall muscular men, whom Stark and Gibbon eyeduneasily. The two strangers jumped out of the carriage and advancedtoward the two confederates.
"Arrest those men!" said Jennings, in a quiet tone. "I charge them withopening and robbing my safe last night about eleven o'clock. " CHAPTER XXVII.
BROUGHT TO BAY.
Phil Stark made an effort to get away, but the officer was too quick forhim.
What to read after Driven From Home, Or Carl Crawford's Experience?
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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