Stories By English Authors: England
Stories By English Authors: England
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" "That again is strange, for I know no one more reticent on suchsubjects. He actually told you that he had the seventy-five thousandpounds in his pocket?" "He did. " "Humph! My wife has an idea about it, and she may be right--" "What idea?" "Well, she fancies--women are so clever, you know, at puttingthemselves inside people's motives --she fancies that he wastempted, that he did actually take the money, and that he has beenconcealing himself these three months in some wild part of thecountry,... struggling possibly with his conscience all the time, and daring neither to abscond with his booty nor to come back andrestore it. " "But now that he has come back?" "That is the point. She conceives that he has probably thrownhimself upon the company's mercy, made restitution of the money, and, being forgiven, is permitted to carry the business through asif nothing whatever had happened. " "The last, " I replied, "is an impossible case. Mrs. Jelf thinkslike a generous and delicate minded woman, but not in the least likea board of railway directors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "That again is strange, for I know no one more reticent on suchsubjects. He actually told you that he had the seventy-five thousandpounds in his pocket?" "He did. " "Humph! My wife has an idea about it, and she may be right--" "What idea?" "Well, she fancies--women are so clever, you know, at puttingthemselves inside people's motives --she fancies that he wastempted, that he did actually take the money, and that he has beenconcealing himself these three months in some wild part of thecountry,... struggling possibly with his conscience all the time, and daring neither to abscond with his booty nor to come back andrestore it. " "But now that he has come back?" "That is the point. She conceives that he has probably thrownhimself upon the company's mercy, made restitution of the money, and, being forgiven, is permitted to carry the business through asif nothing whatever had happened. " "The last, " I replied, "is an impossible case. Mrs. Jelf thinkslike a generous and delicate minded woman, but not in the least likea board of railway directors.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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