Merry Tales
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" "No — you'll tell before I let you down." A CURIOUS EXPERIENCE. 13I Every instant was agony to him, now, so out it came, — "No. 166, Eagle Hotel!" — naming a wretch- ed tavern down by the water, a resort of com- mon laborers, 'longshoremen, and less rep- utable folk.
So I released him, and then demanded to know the object of the conspiracy.
" To take the fort to-night," said he, dog- gedly and sobbing.
"Have I got all the chiefs of the conspiracy.'" "No. You've got all except those that are t...o meet at 166." "What does 'Remember XXXX' mean.?" No reply.
" What is the password to No. 166 } '■' No reply.
"What do those bunches of letters mean, — 'FFFFF' and 'MMMM'.? Answer! or you will catch it again." " I never will answer ! I will die first. Now do what you please." " Think what you are saying, Wicklow. Is it final ? " 132 A CURIOUS EXPERIENCE.
He answered steadily, and without a quiver in his voice, — "It is final. As sure as I love my wronged country and hate everything this Northern sun shines on, I will die before I will reveal those things." I triced him up by the thumbs again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "No — you'll tell before I let you down." A CURIOUS EXPERIENCE. 13I Every instant was agony to him, now, so out it came, — "No. 166, Eagle Hotel!" — naming a wretch- ed tavern down by the water, a resort of com- mon laborers, 'longshoremen, and less rep- utable folk.
So I released him, and then demanded to know the object of the conspiracy.
" To take the fort to-night," said he, dog- gedly and sobbing.
"Have I got all the chiefs of the conspiracy.'" "No. You've got all except those that are t...o meet at 166." "What does 'Remember XXXX' mean.?" No reply.
" What is the password to No. 166 } '■' No reply.
"What do those bunches of letters mean, — 'FFFFF' and 'MMMM'.? Answer! or you will catch it again." " I never will answer ! I will die first. Now do what you please." " Think what you are saying, Wicklow. Is it final ? " 132 A CURIOUS EXPERIENCE.
He answered steadily, and without a quiver in his voice, — "It is final. As sure as I love my wronged country and hate everything this Northern sun shines on, I will die before I will reveal those things." I triced him up by the thumbs again.
What to read after Merry Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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