Huntingtower
Huntingtower
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They are mysolemn trust, but they burden me terribly. If I were only rid of themand knew them to be safe I should face the rest with a braver mind. " "If you'll take my advice, " said Dickson slowly, "you'll get themdeposited in a bank and take a receipt for them. A Scotch bank is no'in a hurry to surrender a deposit without it gets the proper authority. " Heritage brought his hands together with a smack. "That's an idea. Will you trust us to take these things and deposit them safely?" For a li...ttle she was silent and her eyes were fixed on each of the trioin turn. "I will trust you, " she said at last. "I think you will notbetray me. " "By God, we won't!" said the Poet fervently. "Dogson, it's up to you. You march off to Glasgow in double quick time and place the stuff inyour own name in your own bank. There's not a moment to lose. D'youhear?" "I will that. " To his own surprise Dickson spoke without hesitation. Partly it was because of his merchant's sense of property, which madehim hate the thought that miscreants should acquire that to which theyhad no title; but mainly it was the appeal in those haggard childisheyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are mysolemn trust, but they burden me terribly. If I were only rid of themand knew them to be safe I should face the rest with a braver mind. " "If you'll take my advice, " said Dickson slowly, "you'll get themdeposited in a bank and take a receipt for them. A Scotch bank is no'in a hurry to surrender a deposit without it gets the proper authority. " Heritage brought his hands together with a smack. "That's an idea. Will you trust us to take these things and deposit them safely?" For a li...ttle she was silent and her eyes were fixed on each of the trioin turn. "I will trust you, " she said at last. "I think you will notbetray me. " "By God, we won't!" said the Poet fervently. "Dogson, it's up to you. You march off to Glasgow in double quick time and place the stuff inyour own name in your own bank. There's not a moment to lose. D'youhear?" "I will that. " To his own surprise Dickson spoke without hesitation. Partly it was because of his merchant's sense of property, which madehim hate the thought that miscreants should acquire that to which theyhad no title; but mainly it was the appeal in those haggard childisheyes.
What to read after Huntingtower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchan, John, 1875-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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