Rollo in London
Rollo in London
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"Boys deceivethemselves very often about being sure of things. It is one of the mostdifficult things in the world to know when we are sure. You may haveleft it in your other pocket, or put it in your trunk, or in somedrawer. " "No, " said Rollo; "I am sure I put it in this pocket. Besides, I think Ifelt the robber's hand when he took it. I felt something there, at anyrate; and that reminded me of my purse; and I thought it would be bestfor me to give it to you. But when I went to feel for it, i...t was gone. " Mr. George had strong hopes, notwithstanding what Rollo said, that thepurse would be found at home; but these hopes were destined to bedisappointed. They searched every where when they got home; but thepurse was nowhere to be found. They looked in the drawers, in thepockets of other clothes, in the trunk, and all about the rooms. Mr. George was at length obliged to give it up, and to admit that the moneywas really gone.
CHAPTER XIII.
PHILOSOPHY.
Mr. George and Rollo held a long conversation on the subject of the lostmoney while they were at breakfast the morning after the robberyoccurred, in the course of which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Boys deceivethemselves very often about being sure of things. It is one of the mostdifficult things in the world to know when we are sure. You may haveleft it in your other pocket, or put it in your trunk, or in somedrawer. " "No, " said Rollo; "I am sure I put it in this pocket. Besides, I think Ifelt the robber's hand when he took it. I felt something there, at anyrate; and that reminded me of my purse; and I thought it would be bestfor me to give it to you. But when I went to feel for it, i...t was gone. " Mr. George had strong hopes, notwithstanding what Rollo said, that thepurse would be found at home; but these hopes were destined to bedisappointed. They searched every where when they got home; but thepurse was nowhere to be found. They looked in the drawers, in thepockets of other clothes, in the trunk, and all about the rooms. Mr. George was at length obliged to give it up, and to admit that the moneywas really gone.
CHAPTER XIII.
PHILOSOPHY.
Mr. George and Rollo held a long conversation on the subject of the lostmoney while they were at breakfast the morning after the robberyoccurred, in the course of which Mr.
What to read after Rollo in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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