The Bag of Diamonds
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" "But Mark Heath--Ah! what a fool I am!" he cried, catching his sister inhis arms. "I did not think what I was saying; and, Rich dear, hold up, I don't believe the dear old boy is dead. " "Hush, Hendon dear, " said Richmond, mastering her emotion; "I want--Iwant to talk to you about Mr Poynter. " "Yes, all right. Sit down, dear, and I won't be such a fool. " "You must not leave me. " "I won't. I'll stop and fight it out like a man. And as for JamesPoynter, I wish I hadn't let him pay those rat...es. " "What?" "I didn't like to tell you, but I let out to him about the gas and waterand the rest of it, and next day he gave me all the receipts. It wasone night after I'd dined with him at his club, and I was a bit primed. I thought it was very noble of him then, but when I saw it all I didnothing but curse and swear. It was nearly the death of a patient atGuy's, for I forget what I was about. Hang it, Rich dear! don't look sowhite as that. " "I--I was wondering why we had not been troubled more, " she stammered;and then, with her face flushing, she turned fiercely upon her brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "But Mark Heath--Ah! what a fool I am!" he cried, catching his sister inhis arms. "I did not think what I was saying; and, Rich dear, hold up, I don't believe the dear old boy is dead. " "Hush, Hendon dear, " said Richmond, mastering her emotion; "I want--Iwant to talk to you about Mr Poynter. " "Yes, all right. Sit down, dear, and I won't be such a fool. " "You must not leave me. " "I won't. I'll stop and fight it out like a man. And as for JamesPoynter, I wish I hadn't let him pay those rat...es. " "What?" "I didn't like to tell you, but I let out to him about the gas and waterand the rest of it, and next day he gave me all the receipts. It wasone night after I'd dined with him at his club, and I was a bit primed. I thought it was very noble of him then, but when I saw it all I didnothing but curse and swear. It was nearly the death of a patient atGuy's, for I forget what I was about. Hang it, Rich dear! don't look sowhite as that. " "I--I was wondering why we had not been troubled more, " she stammered;and then, with her face flushing, she turned fiercely upon her brother.
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