Golden Lives the Story of a Womans Courage
Golden Lives the Story of a Womans Courage
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Then, after a pause, he asked : " Who are these two women you are supposed to have poisoned, eh ? " Thresher looked askance at the old man, and, finding him serious, said he had never heard of them.
" Then what about Mr. Louison ? " asked Mr. Speezer.
" He's my uncle, but I have never seen him. " " Then what do you think is the meaning of this matter ? " " As I am enjoying your hospitality, sir, " said Thresher, with dignity, "you are entitled to ask, and I am desirous of answering. I can make ...nothing of it, but I feel it incumbent on me to telegraph to the police and say I am commg^. To Scotland Yard as soon as possible. " " Oh, no, don't do that. You're quite safe here. We'll manage better than that. Let's consider. You say you have never seen your uncle. Is that so ? " " I have never had any communication with him in any way. He was desirous of seclusion, and, although I am his nearest relative, I thought it proper to respect his wishes. " " Oh, " said the old man. " Then I'll tell you something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, after a pause, he asked : " Who are these two women you are supposed to have poisoned, eh ? " Thresher looked askance at the old man, and, finding him serious, said he had never heard of them.
" Then what about Mr. Louison ? " asked Mr. Speezer.
" He's my uncle, but I have never seen him. " " Then what do you think is the meaning of this matter ? " " As I am enjoying your hospitality, sir, " said Thresher, with dignity, "you are entitled to ask, and I am desirous of answering. I can make ...nothing of it, but I feel it incumbent on me to telegraph to the police and say I am commg^. To Scotland Yard as soon as possible. " " Oh, no, don't do that. You're quite safe here. We'll manage better than that. Let's consider. You say you have never seen your uncle. Is that so ? " " I have never had any communication with him in any way. He was desirous of seclusion, and, although I am his nearest relative, I thought it proper to respect his wishes. " " Oh, " said the old man. " Then I'll tell you something.
What to read after Golden Lives the Story of a Womans Courage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Wicks to read onlineMoreLess
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