Mid the Thick Arrows
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Why should the man have taken it upon himself to do this if it were not true? I had not seen Isabella for some years. I never troubled her ; I did not know whether she were dead or alive. It is incredible to think that such a woman should have cared twopence about my welfare — more incredible to ask me to believe that the manager of her company lied to oblige her. I accepted the certificates and the man's assurance. You would have done the same in my place. " He had worked himself up almost to ...a hazardous earnestness by this time, and whatever answer Philip wished to make he kept it to himself, being content for the moment to humour rather than to interrogate the sick man. Obviously no letter had been written to the Consul, and the terrible aftermath followed upon that seed-time of carelessness and credulity. Philip had no doubt whatever that the facts were the worst he could have heard ; but his face betrayed nothing of his feelings, and he went on as calmly as though he had been speaking of a trivial matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why should the man have taken it upon himself to do this if it were not true? I had not seen Isabella for some years. I never troubled her ; I did not know whether she were dead or alive. It is incredible to think that such a woman should have cared twopence about my welfare — more incredible to ask me to believe that the manager of her company lied to oblige her. I accepted the certificates and the man's assurance. You would have done the same in my place. " He had worked himself up almost to ...a hazardous earnestness by this time, and whatever answer Philip wished to make he kept it to himself, being content for the moment to humour rather than to interrogate the sick man. Obviously no letter had been written to the Consul, and the terrible aftermath followed upon that seed-time of carelessness and credulity. Philip had no doubt whatever that the facts were the worst he could have heard ; but his face betrayed nothing of his feelings, and he went on as calmly as though he had been speaking of a trivial matter.
What to read after Mid the Thick Arrows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Pemberton to read onlineMoreLess
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