Little Lost Sister
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I've been too busy to investigate myself so I sent Clarkto locate them. " "Aha, " said Grogan. "Then it was Clark you were talking to?" "Of course, " replied Harry impatiently, "didn't you hear?" "Yes, yes, but--" Grogan broke off abruptly. "Say, didn't that fat fellowwho was going to be a detective, the fellow who nearly killed me ridingon his grocery wagon, didn't he know anything?" "He's left Millville, too. " "What!" exclaimed Grogan incredulously. "Do you mean to say a bunch likethat can d...rop out of a town like Millville without anyone knowing wherethey've gone?" "I'm not telling you. The facts speak for themselves, " said Harry.
Both men were silent.
"Mike, " said young Boland suddenly.
"Yes, " responded Grogan.
"You were married?" The Irishman was too surprised by the question to answer.
"I've heard you speak about your wife, " Harry insisted.
Grogan still vouchsafed no answer. He stood staring at Boland.
"I've heard you speak of your wife, Norah, " repeated Harry, "in a waythat made me feel how sacred her memory was to you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I've been too busy to investigate myself so I sent Clarkto locate them. " "Aha, " said Grogan. "Then it was Clark you were talking to?" "Of course, " replied Harry impatiently, "didn't you hear?" "Yes, yes, but--" Grogan broke off abruptly. "Say, didn't that fat fellowwho was going to be a detective, the fellow who nearly killed me ridingon his grocery wagon, didn't he know anything?" "He's left Millville, too. " "What!" exclaimed Grogan incredulously. "Do you mean to say a bunch likethat can d...rop out of a town like Millville without anyone knowing wherethey've gone?" "I'm not telling you. The facts speak for themselves, " said Harry.
Both men were silent.
"Mike, " said young Boland suddenly.
"Yes, " responded Grogan.
"You were married?" The Irishman was too surprised by the question to answer.
"I've heard you speak about your wife, " Harry insisted.
Grogan still vouchsafed no answer. He stood staring at Boland.
"I've heard you speak of your wife, Norah, " repeated Harry, "in a waythat made me feel how sacred her memory was to you.
What to read after Little Lost Sister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks Virginia to read onlineMoreLess
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