The Cage
The Cage
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I will leave you a letter to give to him in case he should come when I am away. " The morrow brought no news of Napier, and Lord Arthur placed a sealed envelope in the hands of Lauden addressed to Napier, and marked on the out- side : "To be returned to Lord Arthur Gorham in the event of Major Lauden's death. " Lauden took it, and placed it carefully in an ancient letter-case, which balanced on the right side of his coat the bulge made by his handkerchief on the left. "It isn't a cheerful thing... to carry about, " he said; "every time A FALLING TIDE *n I see it I shall ask myself why I am not r dead; but, Arthur, it shall never leave me, and one day Napier shall read it. " Lord Arthur returned to London. All the pressing of Lauden, who borrowed five pounds from him, could not persuade him to remain another day. He was attending a seance that evening at which he hoped to hear the voice of Napier's mother.
While his cab carried him out of Borhaven, Anne and her grandmother were reaching something like a conclusion to the difficulty of Anne's situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will leave you a letter to give to him in case he should come when I am away. " The morrow brought no news of Napier, and Lord Arthur placed a sealed envelope in the hands of Lauden addressed to Napier, and marked on the out- side : "To be returned to Lord Arthur Gorham in the event of Major Lauden's death. " Lauden took it, and placed it carefully in an ancient letter-case, which balanced on the right side of his coat the bulge made by his handkerchief on the left. "It isn't a cheerful thing... to carry about, " he said; "every time A FALLING TIDE *n I see it I shall ask myself why I am not r dead; but, Arthur, it shall never leave me, and one day Napier shall read it. " Lord Arthur returned to London. All the pressing of Lauden, who borrowed five pounds from him, could not persuade him to remain another day. He was attending a seance that evening at which he hoped to hear the voice of Napier's mother.
While his cab carried him out of Borhaven, Anne and her grandmother were reaching something like a conclusion to the difficulty of Anne's situation.
What to read after The Cage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Begbie Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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