The Best of Husbands
The Best of Husbands
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No, no ; if he lives, he knows ! ' * I see,' said John, with quiet gravity, and checking off, as it seemed, these arguments upon his fingers ; ' you think him dead because he has acted incon- sistently with your ideas of him. Is that your only reason ? ' * It is not. I am convinced, from certain circumstances, that his departure was hurried — ^not such as it would have been had he had any long journey in contemplation.' ' What circumstances ? ' ' Well, they are trifling in themselves ; but for ...one thing, he left his cigar- case ' - 'But that was empty,' was John's quick reply; 'at least,' added he, 'I think Mrs. Morden said so.' 'Yes, it was empty,' said Maggie Digitized by Google 140 THE BESi? OP mJSBANDS^ thoughtfully. * He told me once that he never went to bed so long as he had a cigar in his pocket. He must have meant, therefore, to go to bed when he had done his talk with you that night ; then changed his mind, and gone into the town. — ^Do you think it humanly possible, John, that he was made away with ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, no ; if he lives, he knows ! ' * I see,' said John, with quiet gravity, and checking off, as it seemed, these arguments upon his fingers ; ' you think him dead because he has acted incon- sistently with your ideas of him. Is that your only reason ? ' * It is not. I am convinced, from certain circumstances, that his departure was hurried — ^not such as it would have been had he had any long journey in contemplation.' ' What circumstances ? ' ' Well, they are trifling in themselves ; but for ...one thing, he left his cigar- case ' - 'But that was empty,' was John's quick reply; 'at least,' added he, 'I think Mrs. Morden said so.' 'Yes, it was empty,' said Maggie Digitized by Google 140 THE BESi? OP mJSBANDS^ thoughtfully. * He told me once that he never went to bed so long as he had a cigar in his pocket. He must have meant, therefore, to go to bed when he had done his talk with you that night ; then changed his mind, and gone into the town. — ^Do you think it humanly possible, John, that he was made away with ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payn, James, 1830-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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