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You'd better wait till morning; and, if they don't turn up, hermother can go and tell the chief about it. " "Chief of police?" asked Teddy.
"Yes; but it ain't always he can do any thing. There was that littlegal, a year ago pretty nigh, belonged to a man by the name ofLegrange. She was lost, and they offered a reward of ten thousanddollars finally; but she warn't never heard from. You see, there'ssich a many children all about: and come to change their clothes, and crop their hair, it's hard to... tell t'other from which, " said thepoliceman meditatively; and then, suddenly resuming his officialdignity, added, "You mustn't never get over that fence again, though: mind that, young man. " "Thank you, sir, " said Teddy, turning away to hide the guiltyconfusion of his face; and, as he hurried home, he anxiouslyrevolved the idea of applying to the police for aid, should Cherryremain absent after the next morning. But Teddy knew something ofthe law, and had too often seen better hidden secrets than his ownferreted out and brought to the light by its searching finger, towish to trust himself within its grasp; at any rate, just yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You'd better wait till morning; and, if they don't turn up, hermother can go and tell the chief about it. " "Chief of police?" asked Teddy.
"Yes; but it ain't always he can do any thing. There was that littlegal, a year ago pretty nigh, belonged to a man by the name ofLegrange. She was lost, and they offered a reward of ten thousanddollars finally; but she warn't never heard from. You see, there'ssich a many children all about: and come to change their clothes, and crop their hair, it's hard to... tell t'other from which, " said thepoliceman meditatively; and then, suddenly resuming his officialdignity, added, "You mustn't never get over that fence again, though: mind that, young man. " "Thank you, sir, " said Teddy, turning away to hide the guiltyconfusion of his face; and, as he hurried home, he anxiouslyrevolved the idea of applying to the police for aid, should Cherryremain absent after the next morning. But Teddy knew something ofthe law, and had too often seen better hidden secrets than his ownferreted out and brought to the light by its searching finger, towish to trust himself within its grasp; at any rate, just yet.
What to read after Outpost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane G Jane Goodwin Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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