Red Money
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And what of it?" demanded the millionaire sharply.
"Nothing; only I thought you would like to know. I fancied you had comehere to see if--" "I did not. I can trust you to see that my wife and Lambert do not meetwithout spying myself. " "If you love and trust your wife so entirely, I wonder you ask me to spyon her at all, " said Silver with a faint sneer.
"She is a woman, and we gypsies have sufficient of the Oriental in us tomistrust even the most honest women. Lambert has not been to The Manor...?" "No. That's a bad sign. He can't trust himself in her presence. " "I'll choke the life out of you, rat that you are, if you talk in such away about my wife. What you think doesn't matter. Hold your tongue, andcome to business. I asked you here to take my instructions. " Silver was rather cowed by this outburst, as he was cunning enough toknow precisely how far he could venture with safety. "I am waiting, " heobserved in sullen tones.
"Garvington--as I knew he would--has ordered us off the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what of it?" demanded the millionaire sharply.
"Nothing; only I thought you would like to know. I fancied you had comehere to see if--" "I did not. I can trust you to see that my wife and Lambert do not meetwithout spying myself. " "If you love and trust your wife so entirely, I wonder you ask me to spyon her at all, " said Silver with a faint sneer.
"She is a woman, and we gypsies have sufficient of the Oriental in us tomistrust even the most honest women. Lambert has not been to The Manor...?" "No. That's a bad sign. He can't trust himself in her presence. " "I'll choke the life out of you, rat that you are, if you talk in such away about my wife. What you think doesn't matter. Hold your tongue, andcome to business. I asked you here to take my instructions. " Silver was rather cowed by this outburst, as he was cunning enough toknow precisely how far he could venture with safety. "I am waiting, " heobserved in sullen tones.
"Garvington--as I knew he would--has ordered us off the land.
What to read after Red Money?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume Fergus to read onlineMoreLess
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