Edith a Story of Chinatown
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He knew that he had done well, and departed from the home with the consciousness that he had at least left its inmates happier in 68 EDITH.
their love for each other, more hopeful and brave. For himself, he had many misgivings as to the ultimate success of the quest upon which he had been commissioned.
CHAPTER V.
Again Sherwood visited Mc- Murphy's saloon, and this time, by the judicious use of a bit of silver, he was more civilly received. But no news of the tenant of No. 97 could be gleaned f...rom this source. The girl had moved out, turned the key over to them, and that was the last they had seen of her. Every quarter of the city where he thought she would be likely to locate or visit was carefully but vainly searched in the days that followed. Jack had about concluded that the girl had left the city, though he kept his eyes open, scanned the faces of all who in any way tallied with the appearance of the missing 70 EDITH.
woman, and industriously, patiently continued his prowlings about lodg- ing-places and apartment-houses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knew that he had done well, and departed from the home with the consciousness that he had at least left its inmates happier in 68 EDITH.
their love for each other, more hopeful and brave. For himself, he had many misgivings as to the ultimate success of the quest upon which he had been commissioned.
CHAPTER V.
Again Sherwood visited Mc- Murphy's saloon, and this time, by the judicious use of a bit of silver, he was more civilly received. But no news of the tenant of No. 97 could be gleaned f...rom this source. The girl had moved out, turned the key over to them, and that was the last they had seen of her. Every quarter of the city where he thought she would be likely to locate or visit was carefully but vainly searched in the days that followed. Jack had about concluded that the girl had left the city, though he kept his eyes open, scanned the faces of all who in any way tallied with the appearance of the missing 70 EDITH.
woman, and industriously, patiently continued his prowlings about lodg- ing-places and apartment-houses.
What to read after Edith a Story of Chinatown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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