The Bawdy Basket
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It was one more dreadful setback for them. When he talked to Nicholas Bracewell that evening, he was overcome with guilt.‘You should have let me go with you, Nick,’ he said.‘I survived.’‘But you could just as easily have been stabbed to death.’‘Not if I remain alert, Frank. I have been to Turnmill Street before and know its dangers well. It’s a place where you need eyes in the back of your head.’ He held up the hat and the dagger that he had collected. ‘In any case, I got the better of the encou...nter. My attacker had to run away, unarmed and bare-headed. I fancy that he took away a few bruises as well.’‘My concern is solely for you, Nick. I put you in jeopardy.’‘Not with intention.’ ‘It matters not,’ said Quilter. ‘Simply by helping me you have become a marked man. Moll Comfrey has already perished in my name. Now they have turned their attention to you. Consider your own safety and let me deal with this business on my own forthwith.’‘That is the last thing I will do.’‘I have a family interest here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was one more dreadful setback for them. When he talked to Nicholas Bracewell that evening, he was overcome with guilt.‘You should have let me go with you, Nick,’ he said.‘I survived.’‘But you could just as easily have been stabbed to death.’‘Not if I remain alert, Frank. I have been to Turnmill Street before and know its dangers well. It’s a place where you need eyes in the back of your head.’ He held up the hat and the dagger that he had collected. ‘In any case, I got the better of the encou...nter. My attacker had to run away, unarmed and bare-headed. I fancy that he took away a few bruises as well.’‘My concern is solely for you, Nick. I put you in jeopardy.’‘Not with intention.’ ‘It matters not,’ said Quilter. ‘Simply by helping me you have become a marked man. Moll Comfrey has already perished in my name. Now they have turned their attention to you. Consider your own safety and let me deal with this business on my own forthwith.’‘That is the last thing I will do.’‘I have a family interest here.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edward Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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