From the Housetops
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Bates. " "We'll see, " said the older man briefly. "I hope he's the man you seem tothink he is. I am afraid of him. " "He loves his sister, Dr. Bates. " "In that case he may not attempt to blackmail her, but it would notprevent his going to her with his story. The fact that he does love hermay prove to be your greatest misfortune. " "What do you mean?" "As I said before, Anne must never know, " said Dr. Bates, laying his handon the young man's shoulder and gripping it suddenly. "Your grandfathe...rtalked quite freely with me toward the end. No; Anne must never know. " Braden stared at the floor in utter perplexity.
CHAPTER XVII Wade went through the unnecessary form of "giving notice" a day or twoafter his old master was laid to rest. On the day that Templeton Thorpewent to the hospital he abandoned an almost lifelong habit of cocking hishead in an attitude of listening, and went about the house with thecorners of his mouth drooping instead of maintaining their everlastingtwist upward in the set smile of humility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bates. " "We'll see, " said the older man briefly. "I hope he's the man you seem tothink he is. I am afraid of him. " "He loves his sister, Dr. Bates. " "In that case he may not attempt to blackmail her, but it would notprevent his going to her with his story. The fact that he does love hermay prove to be your greatest misfortune. " "What do you mean?" "As I said before, Anne must never know, " said Dr. Bates, laying his handon the young man's shoulder and gripping it suddenly. "Your grandfathe...rtalked quite freely with me toward the end. No; Anne must never know. " Braden stared at the floor in utter perplexity.
CHAPTER XVII Wade went through the unnecessary form of "giving notice" a day or twoafter his old master was laid to rest. On the day that Templeton Thorpewent to the hospital he abandoned an almost lifelong habit of cocking hishead in an attitude of listening, and went about the house with thecorners of his mouth drooping instead of maintaining their everlastingtwist upward in the set smile of humility.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon George Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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