Some Happenings
Some Happenings
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*'And then followed my trial for the murder of Claire. Monsieur knows that in my country the innocent must prove their innocence. And I could prove nothing. Burge, of course, believed me guilty. He made certain that I had destroyed first his picture, and then Claire. He testified against me. And his evidence sent me to the heat, the flies, the fever of New Caledonia. . . .
"It was easy for Jan Taric to prove an alibi. His brother — they stand by each other, the Bretons — swore that Jan had spen...t the early part of the night in his company at a wine- shop. After midnight, they had sailed together in a senagot to some fishing-grounds, whence they returned next morn- ing with a big catch of mullet. Last year, Jan died of pneu- monia, and dying confessed his crime. I was released. . . .
"Monsieur, I had never doubted that I would be released. That conviction had sustained me when men stronger than I — died. I would be released sooner or later, and then I would kill Burge. I came home to kill him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*'And then followed my trial for the murder of Claire. Monsieur knows that in my country the innocent must prove their innocence. And I could prove nothing. Burge, of course, believed me guilty. He made certain that I had destroyed first his picture, and then Claire. He testified against me. And his evidence sent me to the heat, the flies, the fever of New Caledonia. . . .
"It was easy for Jan Taric to prove an alibi. His brother — they stand by each other, the Bretons — swore that Jan had spen...t the early part of the night in his company at a wine- shop. After midnight, they had sailed together in a senagot to some fishing-grounds, whence they returned next morn- ing with a big catch of mullet. Last year, Jan died of pneu- monia, and dying confessed his crime. I was released. . . .
"Monsieur, I had never doubted that I would be released. That conviction had sustained me when men stronger than I — died. I would be released sooner or later, and then I would kill Burge. I came home to kill him.
What to read after Some Happenings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vachell Horace Annesley to read onlineMoreLess
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