The Claw
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"You say that happened at the Parisian?" asked Blythe, suddenly. "Well, I happen to own an interest in the Parisian and I ll confess that this is wholly new to me. I ll tell you what I ll do, " he continued, with largeness. I ll investigate this matter. I sure will and I ll see that this sort of thing doesn t happen again. We can t afford it, let alone the wrong of it. It won t do. I put my money into the proposition with the idea that it would be run on a high-class, strictly moral basis. I m ...indebted to you for telling me about this, really. I m confoundedly sorry about the little girl, too, " he added with real feeling. Duncan felt easier. There was no reason, after all, why he should not have made a confidant of Blythe. The latter might be rather coarse and hold the wordly view-point to excess, perhaps, but he had a good heart, and his words might result in effecting a reform in the cafe that would save some other innocent girl. He was glad he had spoken. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Duncan, although characteristically reserved concerning; his own personal affairs, took the matter of his offer from Blythe to two friends, Marlinee and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You say that happened at the Parisian?" asked Blythe, suddenly. "Well, I happen to own an interest in the Parisian and I ll confess that this is wholly new to me. I ll tell you what I ll do, " he continued, with largeness. I ll investigate this matter. I sure will and I ll see that this sort of thing doesn t happen again. We can t afford it, let alone the wrong of it. It won t do. I put my money into the proposition with the idea that it would be run on a high-class, strictly moral basis. I m ...indebted to you for telling me about this, really. I m confoundedly sorry about the little girl, too, " he added with real feeling. Duncan felt easier. There was no reason, after all, why he should not have made a confidant of Blythe. The latter might be rather coarse and hold the wordly view-point to excess, perhaps, but he had a good heart, and his words might result in effecting a reform in the cafe that would save some other innocent girl. He was glad he had spoken. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Duncan, although characteristically reserved concerning; his own personal affairs, took the matter of his offer from Blythe to two friends, Marlinee and Mr.
What to read after The Claw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Elspeth Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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