The Angel of Lonesome Hill
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"Some say, 'blood is thicker than water. ' That depends somewhat onthe quality of the water; I like him; there's nothing I wouldn't dofor him!" Dale grew suddenly sick at heart. If Long had only come! Recallinghis discouraging words, a shadow crept over the old man's mind. Could it be possible he had not tried the month before?
Such misgivings soon vanished. "This is a trying office, Mr. Dale. With all my feelings I had to hold in abeyance the only favor he everasked; it was about a pardon in a... murder case over thirty-five yearsago. He said it was the most cruel case of circumstantial evidence inthe books--possibly you may know about the case. " The old man struggled back in his chair, then arose, his rough handbrushing thin locks back from a temple where the veins seemed swellingto the danger point. He was unable to summon more than a whisperfrom his shrunken throat.
"Yes, Mr. President, I do--he's my boy!" "Your--boy! Yes--that's the name--how stupid of me--I begyour pardon, Mr. Dale--a thousand times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Some say, 'blood is thicker than water. ' That depends somewhat onthe quality of the water; I like him; there's nothing I wouldn't dofor him!" Dale grew suddenly sick at heart. If Long had only come! Recallinghis discouraging words, a shadow crept over the old man's mind. Could it be possible he had not tried the month before?
Such misgivings soon vanished. "This is a trying office, Mr. Dale. With all my feelings I had to hold in abeyance the only favor he everasked; it was about a pardon in a... murder case over thirty-five yearsago. He said it was the most cruel case of circumstantial evidence inthe books--possibly you may know about the case. " The old man struggled back in his chair, then arose, his rough handbrushing thin locks back from a temple where the veins seemed swellingto the danger point. He was unable to summon more than a whisperfrom his shrunken throat.
"Yes, Mr. President, I do--he's my boy!" "Your--boy! Yes--that's the name--how stupid of me--I begyour pardon, Mr. Dale--a thousand times.
What to read after The Angel of Lonesome Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Landis Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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