Run to Earth
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There, sir, is the key; and now I leave you todevote yourself to business, while I go to see about dinner. " She held up her pretty rosy lips to be kissed, and then tripped away, leaving the captain to achieve a duty for which he had no particularrelish.
He unlocked the desk, and found a quire of letter-paper. He dipped apen in ink, tried it, and then began to write.
He wrote, "_London, July 20th_, " and "_My Dear Boyd_;" and havingwritten thus much, he came to a stop. The easiest part of the l...etterwas finished.
Captain Jernam sat with his elbows resting on the table, lookingstraight before him, in pure absence of mind. As he did so, his eyeswere caught suddenly by an object lying amongst the pens and pencils inthe tray before him.
That object was a bent gold coin.
His face grew pale as he snatched up the coin, and examined it closely. It was a small Brazilian coin, bent and worn, and on one side of it wasscratched the initial "_G_. " That small battered coin was very familiar to George Jernam's gaze, andit was scarcely strange if the warm life-blood ebbed from his cheeks, and left them ashy pale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There, sir, is the key; and now I leave you todevote yourself to business, while I go to see about dinner. " She held up her pretty rosy lips to be kissed, and then tripped away, leaving the captain to achieve a duty for which he had no particularrelish.
He unlocked the desk, and found a quire of letter-paper. He dipped apen in ink, tried it, and then began to write.
He wrote, "_London, July 20th_, " and "_My Dear Boyd_;" and havingwritten thus much, he came to a stop. The easiest part of the l...etterwas finished.
Captain Jernam sat with his elbows resting on the table, lookingstraight before him, in pure absence of mind. As he did so, his eyeswere caught suddenly by an object lying amongst the pens and pencils inthe tray before him.
That object was a bent gold coin.
His face grew pale as he snatched up the coin, and examined it closely. It was a small Brazilian coin, bent and worn, and on one side of it wasscratched the initial "_G_. " That small battered coin was very familiar to George Jernam's gaze, andit was scarcely strange if the warm life-blood ebbed from his cheeks, and left them ashy pale.
What to read after Run to Earth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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