Dyke Darrel the Railroad Detectiveor the Crime of the Midnight Express
Dyke Darrel the Railroad Detectiveor the Crime of the Midnight Express
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I must leave younow, my dear, but I shall call to-morrow and see how my girl isgetting on. " He turned then as if about to depart.
"See here Professor!" "Eh?" He faced about once more.
"Haven't you forgotten something?" "I think not. " "The girl must eat!" "Certainly. " "And do you imagine _I_ am going to pay the bill?" demanded the woman, tartly.
"Well, I had forgotten that a little of the root of evil was necessaryin your case. " A smile, deepening into a disagreeable laugh, followed, as Prof...essorRuggles laid a greenback in the hand of his tool.
A moment later he was gone.
As the door closed on his retreating form, the countenance of MadgeScarlet underwent a change. The wrinkled face flushed with wrath, andthe skinny hands were raised on high.
"Professor Ruggles, you may have successfully duped the girl, but youcannot make one of me. I can read you like a book, and it maybe that Ishall conclude not to permit you to have your way in this matter. Through this girl I shall be able to wring the heart of the man Ihate, and I mean to do it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must leave younow, my dear, but I shall call to-morrow and see how my girl isgetting on. " He turned then as if about to depart.
"See here Professor!" "Eh?" He faced about once more.
"Haven't you forgotten something?" "I think not. " "The girl must eat!" "Certainly. " "And do you imagine _I_ am going to pay the bill?" demanded the woman, tartly.
"Well, I had forgotten that a little of the root of evil was necessaryin your case. " A smile, deepening into a disagreeable laugh, followed, as Prof...essorRuggles laid a greenback in the hand of his tool.
A moment later he was gone.
As the door closed on his retreating form, the countenance of MadgeScarlet underwent a change. The wrinkled face flushed with wrath, andthe skinny hands were raised on high.
"Professor Ruggles, you may have successfully duped the girl, but youcannot make one of me. I can read you like a book, and it maybe that Ishall conclude not to permit you to have your way in this matter. Through this girl I shall be able to wring the heart of the man Ihate, and I mean to do it.
What to read after Dyke Darrel the Railroad Detectiveor the Crime of the Midnight Express?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Frank Pinkerton to read onlineMoreLess
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