The Captain of the Polestar, And Other Tales
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It was a caution, I suppose, for the other answered rather angrily — " Nonsense I Why shouldn't I say what I like ?
Over-caution is just what would ruin us." " I believe you want it not to come off," said Flannigan.
!S6 THAT LITTLE SQUARE BOX.
"You believe nothing of the sort," said the other, speaking rapidly and loudly. " You know as well as I do that when I play for a stake I like to win it. But I won't have my words criticised and cut short by you or any other man. I have as much interest i...n our success as you have — more, I hope." He was quite hot about it, and puffed furiously at his cigar for some minutes. The eyes of the other ruffian wandered alternately from Dick Merton to my- self. I knew that I was in the presence of a desperate man, that a quiver of my lip might be the signal for him to plunge a weapon into my heart, but I betrayed more self-command than I should have given myself credit for under such trying circumstances. As to Dick, he was as immovable and apparently as uncon- scious as the Egyptian Sphinx.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a caution, I suppose, for the other answered rather angrily — " Nonsense I Why shouldn't I say what I like ?
Over-caution is just what would ruin us." " I believe you want it not to come off," said Flannigan.
!S6 THAT LITTLE SQUARE BOX.
"You believe nothing of the sort," said the other, speaking rapidly and loudly. " You know as well as I do that when I play for a stake I like to win it. But I won't have my words criticised and cut short by you or any other man. I have as much interest i...n our success as you have — more, I hope." He was quite hot about it, and puffed furiously at his cigar for some minutes. The eyes of the other ruffian wandered alternately from Dick Merton to my- self. I knew that I was in the presence of a desperate man, that a quiver of my lip might be the signal for him to plunge a weapon into my heart, but I betrayed more self-command than I should have given myself credit for under such trying circumstances. As to Dick, he was as immovable and apparently as uncon- scious as the Egyptian Sphinx.
What to read after The Captain of the Polestar, And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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