Rowdy of the Cross L
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"You're a heap better off not to know. He's your brother. Iwish you'd take my word that I'll drop the whole thing right where itis. Harry's had all the best of it, so far; let it stand that way. " Her eyes met his coldly. "Are you afraid to let me judge between you?What did he do? Daren't you tell?" Rowdy's lids drooped ominously. "If you call that a dare, " he saidgrimly, "I'll tell you, fast enough. I was a friend to him when heneeded one mighty bad. I helped him when he was dead broke and ou...t uhwork. I kept him going all winter--and to show his gratitude, he gaveme the doublecross, in more ways than one. I won't go into details. " Hedecided that he simply could not tell her bluntly that Harry had workedoff stolen horses on him, and worse.
"Oh--you won't go into details!" Scorn filled eyes and voice. "Arethey so trivial, then? You tell me what you did for Harry--playing GoodSamaritan. Harry, let me tell you, has property of his own; I can't seewhy he should ever be in need of charity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You're a heap better off not to know. He's your brother. Iwish you'd take my word that I'll drop the whole thing right where itis. Harry's had all the best of it, so far; let it stand that way. " Her eyes met his coldly. "Are you afraid to let me judge between you?What did he do? Daren't you tell?" Rowdy's lids drooped ominously. "If you call that a dare, " he saidgrimly, "I'll tell you, fast enough. I was a friend to him when heneeded one mighty bad. I helped him when he was dead broke and ou...t uhwork. I kept him going all winter--and to show his gratitude, he gaveme the doublecross, in more ways than one. I won't go into details. " Hedecided that he simply could not tell her bluntly that Harry had workedoff stolen horses on him, and worse.
"Oh--you won't go into details!" Scorn filled eyes and voice. "Arethey so trivial, then? You tell me what you did for Harry--playing GoodSamaritan. Harry, let me tell you, has property of his own; I can't seewhy he should ever be in need of charity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bower B. M. to read onlineMoreLess
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