In the Bishop's Carriage
In the Bishop's Carriage
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I thinkit will amount to about that for cab-hire. I guess the cars aren't anytoo safe for you, or it might be less. It may amount to something morebefore I get you shipped before the mast on the first foreign-boundboat. But what's more important, " he added, bringing his fist downwith a mighty thump on the table, "you have just ten seconds to make upyour mind. At the end of that time I'll ring for the police. " * * * * * * * * * * * I went down to the boat to see it sail, Mag, at seven this mor...ning. No, not to say good-by to him. He didn't know I was there. It was tosay good-by to my old Tommy; the one I loved. Truly I did love him, Mag, though he never cared for me. No, he didn't. Men don't pull downthe women they love; I know that now. If Tom Dorgan had ever cared forme he wouldn't have made a thief of me. If he'd cared, the last placeon earth he'd have come to, when he knew the detectives would be on histrack, would have been just the first place he made for. If he'dcared, he-- But it's done, Mag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thinkit will amount to about that for cab-hire. I guess the cars aren't anytoo safe for you, or it might be less. It may amount to something morebefore I get you shipped before the mast on the first foreign-boundboat. But what's more important, " he added, bringing his fist downwith a mighty thump on the table, "you have just ten seconds to make upyour mind. At the end of that time I'll ring for the police. " * * * * * * * * * * * I went down to the boat to see it sail, Mag, at seven this mor...ning. No, not to say good-by to him. He didn't know I was there. It was tosay good-by to my old Tommy; the one I loved. Truly I did love him, Mag, though he never cared for me. No, he didn't. Men don't pull downthe women they love; I know that now. If Tom Dorgan had ever cared forme he wouldn't have made a thief of me. If he'd cared, the last placeon earth he'd have come to, when he knew the detectives would be on histrack, would have been just the first place he made for. If he'dcared, he-- But it's done, Mag.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelson Miriam to read onlineMoreLess
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