George in Camp Or Life On the Plains
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If I could only make him lose them some way, I should have things just as I want them. But how can I do it ? I must keep my mind on it until I hit upon something. " This conversation and Ned s soliloquy will serve to show that certain plans calculated to work serious injury to the young herdsman had been laid by the new occupants of the ranche, and that one of them, at least, was ready to resort to desperate measures in order to carry those plans into execution. Ned had set himself deliberately... to work to drive his cousin away from his home. One would suppose that if he had any affection for him, or had possessed the least spark of honor, he would have been above such a thing ; but the truth was, Ned was not above doing anything that he thought would advance his own interests. He never forgot that clause in his uncle s will, which provided that in a certain contin gency all the immense property, of which his father now had control, was to fall to himself. It was the last thought he dwelt upon at night when he went to bed and the first that passed through his mind when he awoke in the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I could only make him lose them some way, I should have things just as I want them. But how can I do it ? I must keep my mind on it until I hit upon something. " This conversation and Ned s soliloquy will serve to show that certain plans calculated to work serious injury to the young herdsman had been laid by the new occupants of the ranche, and that one of them, at least, was ready to resort to desperate measures in order to carry those plans into execution. Ned had set himself deliberately... to work to drive his cousin away from his home. One would suppose that if he had any affection for him, or had possessed the least spark of honor, he would have been above such a thing ; but the truth was, Ned was not above doing anything that he thought would advance his own interests. He never forgot that clause in his uncle s will, which provided that in a certain contin gency all the immense property, of which his father now had control, was to fall to himself. It was the last thought he dwelt upon at night when he went to bed and the first that passed through his mind when he awoke in the morning.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Castlemon Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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