Fame And Fortune
Fame And Fortune
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He agreed tobe present the next morning to prefer his charge, and with such manifestpleasure that he was not retained, as it sometimes happens, to insurehis appearance.
"I will find a messenger to carry your notes, " said the friendlyofficer.
"Thank you, " said Dick. "I will take care that you are paid for yourtrouble. " "I require no pay except what I have to pay the messenger. " Dick was escorted to a cell for safe-keeping. He quickly dashed off aletter to Mr. Murdock, fearing that Mr. Rockwe...ll might not be in thestore. It was as follows:-- "MR. MURDOCK, --What will you think when I tell you that I have been unlucky enough to be arrested on suspicion of picking a man's pocket? The real thief slipped the wallet into my pocket as I was looking into a shop window, and it was found on me. I couldn't prove my innocence, so here I am at the station-house. They will think strange at the store because I am absent. Will you tell Mr. Rockwell privately what has detained me; but don't tell Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He agreed tobe present the next morning to prefer his charge, and with such manifestpleasure that he was not retained, as it sometimes happens, to insurehis appearance.
"I will find a messenger to carry your notes, " said the friendlyofficer.
"Thank you, " said Dick. "I will take care that you are paid for yourtrouble. " "I require no pay except what I have to pay the messenger. " Dick was escorted to a cell for safe-keeping. He quickly dashed off aletter to Mr. Murdock, fearing that Mr. Rockwe...ll might not be in thestore. It was as follows:-- "MR. MURDOCK, --What will you think when I tell you that I have been unlucky enough to be arrested on suspicion of picking a man's pocket? The real thief slipped the wallet into my pocket as I was looking into a shop window, and it was found on me. I couldn't prove my innocence, so here I am at the station-house. They will think strange at the store because I am absent. Will you tell Mr. Rockwell privately what has detained me; but don't tell Mr.
What to read after Fame And 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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