Five Tales
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Any suchconnection would account for his agitation, for his denying her, for hisson's ignorance. Only it wouldn't account for young Pillin's saying thatold Heythorp had made the settlement. He could only have got that fromthe woman herself. Still, to make absolutely sure, he had better tryand see her. But how? It would never do to ask Bob Pillin for anintroduction, after this interview with his father. He would have togo on his own and chance it. Wrote stories did she? Perhaps a newspaperwould ...know her address; or the Directory would give it--not a commonname! And, hot on the scent, he drove to a post office. Yes, there itwas, right enough! "Larne, Mrs. R. , 23, Millicent Villas. " And thinkingto himself: 'No time like the present, ' he turned in that direction. The job was delicate. He must be careful not to do anything whichmight compromise his power of making public use of his knowledge. Yes-ticklish! What he did now must have a proper legal bottom. Still, anyway you looked at it, he had a right to investigate a fraud onhimself as a shareholder of "The Island Navigation Company, " and a fraudon himself as a creditor of old Heythorp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any suchconnection would account for his agitation, for his denying her, for hisson's ignorance. Only it wouldn't account for young Pillin's saying thatold Heythorp had made the settlement. He could only have got that fromthe woman herself. Still, to make absolutely sure, he had better tryand see her. But how? It would never do to ask Bob Pillin for anintroduction, after this interview with his father. He would have togo on his own and chance it. Wrote stories did she? Perhaps a newspaperwould ...know her address; or the Directory would give it--not a commonname! And, hot on the scent, he drove to a post office. Yes, there itwas, right enough! "Larne, Mrs. R. , 23, Millicent Villas. " And thinkingto himself: 'No time like the present, ' he turned in that direction. The job was delicate. He must be careful not to do anything whichmight compromise his power of making public use of his knowledge. Yes-ticklish! What he did now must have a proper legal bottom. Still, anyway you looked at it, he had a right to investigate a fraud onhimself as a shareholder of "The Island Navigation Company, " and a fraudon himself as a creditor of old Heythorp.
What to read after Five Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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