The Challenge of the North
The Challenge of the North
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He was careful to hide 'em away when herolled in--an' he cleaned his fingernails with a white handled dingus, an' brushed his teeth, an' put the tools back in a black leather casethat had silver trimmin's. Believe me, there's somethin' comin' offhere between now an' summer, an' I'm goin' to ask for the detail!" Murchison laughed. "Come on back, Downey, and you'll see the fun. An'I ain't so sure you won't be needed in your official capacity. Butdon't bother your head over Sven Larson. Remember t...his: it takes asmart man to play the fool, an' play it right. That's why John McNabbsent him up here. An' his name ain't Larson; it's Hedin. He's John'sright-hand man--an' if I mistake not someday he'll be his son-in-law. " "Oh, I'll be back all right, " grinned Downey. "I've got a hunch thatmaybe I'll be needed. " "Ye wouldn't be sorry to have to arrest Wentworth for some kind ofthievery, would ye, Downey? I could see ye distrusted him from themoment ye laid eyes on him. " "U-m-m-m, " answered Downey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was careful to hide 'em away when herolled in--an' he cleaned his fingernails with a white handled dingus, an' brushed his teeth, an' put the tools back in a black leather casethat had silver trimmin's. Believe me, there's somethin' comin' offhere between now an' summer, an' I'm goin' to ask for the detail!" Murchison laughed. "Come on back, Downey, and you'll see the fun. An'I ain't so sure you won't be needed in your official capacity. Butdon't bother your head over Sven Larson. Remember t...his: it takes asmart man to play the fool, an' play it right. That's why John McNabbsent him up here. An' his name ain't Larson; it's Hedin. He's John'sright-hand man--an' if I mistake not someday he'll be his son-in-law. " "Oh, I'll be back all right, " grinned Downey. "I've got a hunch thatmaybe I'll be needed. " "Ye wouldn't be sorry to have to arrest Wentworth for some kind ofthievery, would ye, Downey? I could see ye distrusted him from themoment ye laid eyes on him. " "U-m-m-m, " answered Downey.
What to read after The Challenge of the North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hendryx James Beardsley to read onlineMoreLess
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