The Black Bag
The Black Bag
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For all that Kirkwood could determineto the contrary, the lot lay at the mercy of the public; nowhere about washe able to discern a figure in anything resembling a watchman.
Without a quiver of hesitation--moments were invaluable, if what he fearedwere true--he strode to the gangway, passed down, and with absolutenonchalance dropped into the nearest boat, stepping from one to anotheruntil he had gained the outermost. To his joy he found a pair of oarsstowed beneath the thwarts.
If he had paused... to moralize--which he didn't--upon the discovery, he wouldhave laid it all at the door of his lucky star; and would have been wrong. We who have never stooped to petty larceny know that the oars had beenplaced there at the direction of his evil genius bent upon facilitating hisdescent into the avernus of crime. Let us, then, pity the poor young manwithout condoning his offense.
Unhitching the painter he set one oar against the gunwale of the next boat, and with a powerful thrust sent his own (let us so call it for convenience)stern-first out upon the river; then sat him composedly down, fitted theoars to their locks, and began to pull straight across-stream, trusting tothe current to carry him down to the _Alethea_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For all that Kirkwood could determineto the contrary, the lot lay at the mercy of the public; nowhere about washe able to discern a figure in anything resembling a watchman.
Without a quiver of hesitation--moments were invaluable, if what he fearedwere true--he strode to the gangway, passed down, and with absolutenonchalance dropped into the nearest boat, stepping from one to anotheruntil he had gained the outermost. To his joy he found a pair of oarsstowed beneath the thwarts.
If he had paused... to moralize--which he didn't--upon the discovery, he wouldhave laid it all at the door of his lucky star; and would have been wrong. We who have never stooped to petty larceny know that the oars had beenplaced there at the direction of his evil genius bent upon facilitating hisdescent into the avernus of crime. Let us, then, pity the poor young manwithout condoning his offense.
Unhitching the painter he set one oar against the gunwale of the next boat, and with a powerful thrust sent his own (let us so call it for convenience)stern-first out upon the river; then sat him composedly down, fitted theoars to their locks, and began to pull straight across-stream, trusting tothe current to carry him down to the _Alethea_.
What to read after The Black Bag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Louis Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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