Fair Margaret
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I was wise also, who in this one lucky year have nearly doubled myfortune. And yet it would have been safer, before they guessed that Iwas so rich. Greed--mere greed--for I do not need this money which maydestroy us all! Greed! The ancient pitfall of my race. " As he thought thus there came a knock upon his door. Snatching up a penhe dipped it in the ink-horn and, calling "Enter, " began to add a columnof figures on a paper before him.
The door opened; but he seemed to take no heed, so diligent...ly did hecount his figures. Yet, although his eyes were fixed upon the paper, insome way that he could not understand he was well aware that d'Aguilarand no other stood in the room behind him, the truth being, no doubt, that unconsciously he had recognised his footstep. For a moment theknowledge turned him cold--he who had just been reading of the missionof this man--and feared what was to come. Yet he acted well.
"Why do you disturb me, Daughter?" he said testily, and without lookinground. "Have not things gone ill enough with half the cargo destroyed bysea-water, and the rest, that you must trouble me while I sum up mylosses?" And, casting the pen down, he turned his stool roundimpatiently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was wise also, who in this one lucky year have nearly doubled myfortune. And yet it would have been safer, before they guessed that Iwas so rich. Greed--mere greed--for I do not need this money which maydestroy us all! Greed! The ancient pitfall of my race. " As he thought thus there came a knock upon his door. Snatching up a penhe dipped it in the ink-horn and, calling "Enter, " began to add a columnof figures on a paper before him.
The door opened; but he seemed to take no heed, so diligent...ly did hecount his figures. Yet, although his eyes were fixed upon the paper, insome way that he could not understand he was well aware that d'Aguilarand no other stood in the room behind him, the truth being, no doubt, that unconsciously he had recognised his footstep. For a moment theknowledge turned him cold--he who had just been reading of the missionof this man--and feared what was to come. Yet he acted well.
"Why do you disturb me, Daughter?" he said testily, and without lookinground. "Have not things gone ill enough with half the cargo destroyed bysea-water, and the rest, that you must trouble me while I sum up mylosses?" And, casting the pen down, he turned his stool roundimpatiently.
What to read after Fair Margaret?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Rider Haggard to read onlineMoreLess
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