Jessica, the Heiress
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Heknows nothing that would bring him a livelihood in the city----" "Except gambling, " interrupted Ephraim, contemptuously.
"If he tried his hand at that even, he'd fail. He hasn't the head toplot deeply. His maneuvers are all childishly transparent, and thislast one--h'm! Have you connected his 'highness' with this spookbusiness?" "No, sir; and you needn't. That Antonio Bernal is the biggest cowardabove ground. Why, bless me! even if he'd had gumption enough toconcoct such a scheme he wouldn't... have the nerve to carry it out. He'd be afraid of himself! Fact! No, siree. Top-lofty never had a handin this, " answered the elder man.
Ninian said no more but kept his suspicions revolving in his own mind;yet was far more absorbed in the possibility that "Forty-niner" hadsuggested, of the copper vein in the canyon, than by anything else hehad heard. They had ridden on again, each silent, till the lights ofSobrante came into view; then Ephraim remarked: "Reckon the little tackers ain't much better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heknows nothing that would bring him a livelihood in the city----" "Except gambling, " interrupted Ephraim, contemptuously.
"If he tried his hand at that even, he'd fail. He hasn't the head toplot deeply. His maneuvers are all childishly transparent, and thislast one--h'm! Have you connected his 'highness' with this spookbusiness?" "No, sir; and you needn't. That Antonio Bernal is the biggest cowardabove ground. Why, bless me! even if he'd had gumption enough toconcoct such a scheme he wouldn't... have the nerve to carry it out. He'd be afraid of himself! Fact! No, siree. Top-lofty never had a handin this, " answered the elder man.
Ninian said no more but kept his suspicions revolving in his own mind;yet was far more absorbed in the possibility that "Forty-niner" hadsuggested, of the copper vein in the canyon, than by anything else hehad heard. They had ridden on again, each silent, till the lights ofSobrante came into view; then Ephraim remarked: "Reckon the little tackers ain't much better.
What to read after Jessica, the Heiress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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