Figs And Thistles: a Western Story
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We recovered the money, and all the box contained, except one paper, which I suspect had nothing more than a sentimental or fanciful value at best." Markham then gave his companion an account of what had occurred in relation to the box, and acknowl- edged that he had taken the course he had, in tlie con- versation, to reassure himself as to Frank's ignorance of its removal. He was now fully satisfied that he knew nothing of the matter, and was happy to inform RESTITUTION. 313 him that every los...s, except the one mentioned, had been made good. As he said this, he returned him the package, which he had been holding while they talked, and urged upon him to resume his name and abandon the idea of hiding from a fault which had already been amply expiated.
''No," said Horton, sadly, "I cannot do it. As Frank Horton I am forever disgraced. Under my prese«t name, I am equal in honorable repute to the proudest. What you have told me gives me inexpress- ible pleasure. I can die now v/ith the feeling that my crime has wrought no man's injury but my own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We recovered the money, and all the box contained, except one paper, which I suspect had nothing more than a sentimental or fanciful value at best." Markham then gave his companion an account of what had occurred in relation to the box, and acknowl- edged that he had taken the course he had, in tlie con- versation, to reassure himself as to Frank's ignorance of its removal. He was now fully satisfied that he knew nothing of the matter, and was happy to inform RESTITUTION. 313 him that every los...s, except the one mentioned, had been made good. As he said this, he returned him the package, which he had been holding while they talked, and urged upon him to resume his name and abandon the idea of hiding from a fault which had already been amply expiated.
''No," said Horton, sadly, "I cannot do it. As Frank Horton I am forever disgraced. Under my prese«t name, I am equal in honorable repute to the proudest. What you have told me gives me inexpress- ible pleasure. I can die now v/ith the feeling that my crime has wrought no man's injury but my own.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albion Winegar Tourge to read onlineMoreLess
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