The Breaking Point
The Breaking Point
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She had hated Elizabeth ever since.
"I'll take a hypothetical case. If you guess, you needn't say. Of course it's a great secret." She listened, nodding now and then. He used no names, and he said nothing of any crime.
"The point is this," he finished. "Is it better to believe the man is dead, or to know that he is alive, but has cut himself off?" "There's no mistake about the recognition?" "Somebody from the village saw him in Chicago within * day or two, and talked to him." She had the whole ...picture in a moment. She knew that Mrs. Sayre had been in Chicago, that she had seen Dick there and talked to him. She turned the matter over in her mind, shrewdly calculating, planning her small revenge on Elizabeth even as she talked.
"I'd wait," she advised him. "He may come back with them, and in that case David will know soon enough. Or he may refuse to, and that would kill him. He'd rather think him dead than that." She slept quietly that night, and spent rather more time than usual in dressing that morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had hated Elizabeth ever since.
"I'll take a hypothetical case. If you guess, you needn't say. Of course it's a great secret." She listened, nodding now and then. He used no names, and he said nothing of any crime.
"The point is this," he finished. "Is it better to believe the man is dead, or to know that he is alive, but has cut himself off?" "There's no mistake about the recognition?" "Somebody from the village saw him in Chicago within * day or two, and talked to him." She had the whole ...picture in a moment. She knew that Mrs. Sayre had been in Chicago, that she had seen Dick there and talked to him. She turned the matter over in her mind, shrewdly calculating, planning her small revenge on Elizabeth even as she talked.
"I'd wait," she advised him. "He may come back with them, and in that case David will know soon enough. Or he may refuse to, and that would kill him. He'd rather think him dead than that." She slept quietly that night, and spent rather more time than usual in dressing that morning.
What to read after The Breaking Point?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rinehart Mary Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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