Michael's Crag
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"But I've got strong reasons of my own, on the other hand, for wishingto do a good turn to Le Neve in this business. " And he went home, reflecting in his own soul on the way that manythousands would be as dross in the pan to him if only he could makeCleer Trevennack happy.
But that very same evening Trevennack came home from the Admiralty ina most excited condition.
"Lucy!" he cried to his wife, as soon as he was alone in the room withher, "who do you think I saw to-day--there, alive in the fl...esh, standing smiling on the steps of Sir Edward Jones' house?--that bruteWalter Tyrrel, who killed our poor boy for us!" "Hush! hush, Michael!"his wife cried in answer. "It's so long ago now, and he was such a boyat the time; and he repents it bitterly--I'm sure he repents it. Youpromised you'd try to forgive him. For Cleer's sake, dear heart, youmust keep your promise. " Trevennack knit his brows. "What does he mean, then, by dogging mysteps?" he cried. "What does he mean by coming after me up to Londonlike this?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But I've got strong reasons of my own, on the other hand, for wishingto do a good turn to Le Neve in this business. " And he went home, reflecting in his own soul on the way that manythousands would be as dross in the pan to him if only he could makeCleer Trevennack happy.
But that very same evening Trevennack came home from the Admiralty ina most excited condition.
"Lucy!" he cried to his wife, as soon as he was alone in the room withher, "who do you think I saw to-day--there, alive in the fl...esh, standing smiling on the steps of Sir Edward Jones' house?--that bruteWalter Tyrrel, who killed our poor boy for us!" "Hush! hush, Michael!"his wife cried in answer. "It's so long ago now, and he was such a boyat the time; and he repents it bitterly--I'm sure he repents it. Youpromised you'd try to forgive him. For Cleer's sake, dear heart, youmust keep your promise. " Trevennack knit his brows. "What does he mean, then, by dogging mysteps?" he cried. "What does he mean by coming after me up to Londonlike this?
What to read after Michael's Crag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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