Margery Keith
Margery Keith
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" " But in broad daylight, with people all around, sir I Why, the fellow must be a fool or an idiot ;" with the scorn growing more positive in his tones.
Uncle Jed was silent a few moments before speaking. He was not at all sure that Ben was not right. Any suspicion of impending mischief might have had its sole origin in the boy's weak or half-crazed brain ; yet it was certain some con- viction of danger that threatened Margery had existed there, and had prompted the warning to the girl.
Now un...cle Jed had had to read men and motives keenly and promptly in his life on the frontiers, MARGERY KEITH. 73 and he had often proved in his own experience the truth of the limping old couplet " And we all know security Is mortal's direst enemy. " The possibility of any danger lying in wait for the boy and girl down there on the croquet ground, in broad daylight, too, did seem at the first glance purely absurd ; but, on second thought, uncle Jed saw that this locality was remote from the house ; that a cry there for help, in case of need, would not be likely to reach anybody, while the lane would afford every chance of escape to one bent on mischief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " But in broad daylight, with people all around, sir I Why, the fellow must be a fool or an idiot ;" with the scorn growing more positive in his tones.
Uncle Jed was silent a few moments before speaking. He was not at all sure that Ben was not right. Any suspicion of impending mischief might have had its sole origin in the boy's weak or half-crazed brain ; yet it was certain some con- viction of danger that threatened Margery had existed there, and had prompted the warning to the girl.
Now un...cle Jed had had to read men and motives keenly and promptly in his life on the frontiers, MARGERY KEITH. 73 and he had often proved in his own experience the truth of the limping old couplet " And we all know security Is mortal's direst enemy. " The possibility of any danger lying in wait for the boy and girl down there on the croquet ground, in broad daylight, too, did seem at the first glance purely absurd ; but, on second thought, uncle Jed saw that this locality was remote from the house ; that a cry there for help, in case of need, would not be likely to reach anybody, while the lane would afford every chance of escape to one bent on mischief.
What to read after Margery Keith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia F Virginia Frances Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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