Saint Teresa a Novel
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" then the way was open to somebody else to go out and find him. The man was here; he was somewhere. . . . Maddening, indeed, it was to think that at this instant or that, as he sat here at his desk in the Whitestone office or in the rooms on Irving Place, the little brown rascal who had what he desired more than anything else on earth, might stroll nonchalantly by the door.
When these considerations had pursued Masury steadily through two nights and days, he found himself resolving to do what ...he had meant never to do. He would take his secret to 326 Saint Teresa Walter E. Ball. The thought of conspiring with the vindictive predecessor a man whose scruples were regulated solely by the revised statutes, and his honor kept by the police remained indeed repellent to him. Still, it was emphatically no moment for squeamishness; rather the case presented a desperate necessity.
For there was, of course, only one thing to do. That was to go and find De Silver Coit Mr. "Albertson": to employ search ers, ten or a hundred or a thousand searchers, to ransack New York and Brooklyn and Jersey, and go on ransacking till they found him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" then the way was open to somebody else to go out and find him. The man was here; he was somewhere. . . . Maddening, indeed, it was to think that at this instant or that, as he sat here at his desk in the Whitestone office or in the rooms on Irving Place, the little brown rascal who had what he desired more than anything else on earth, might stroll nonchalantly by the door.
When these considerations had pursued Masury steadily through two nights and days, he found himself resolving to do what ...he had meant never to do. He would take his secret to 326 Saint Teresa Walter E. Ball. The thought of conspiring with the vindictive predecessor a man whose scruples were regulated solely by the revised statutes, and his honor kept by the police remained indeed repellent to him. Still, it was emphatically no moment for squeamishness; rather the case presented a desperate necessity.
For there was, of course, only one thing to do. That was to go and find De Silver Coit Mr. "Albertson": to employ search ers, ten or a hundred or a thousand searchers, to ransack New York and Brooklyn and Jersey, and go on ransacking till they found him.
What to read after Saint Teresa a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Henry Sydnor to read onlineMoreLess
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