The Clique of Gold
The Clique of Gold
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" XXV.
Thus proceeding from one point to another, and by the unaided power ofhis sagacity, coupled with indefatigable activity, the magistratehad succeeded in establishing Crochard's guilt, and the existence ofaccomplices who had instigated the crime. No one could doubt that he wasproud of it, and that his self-esteem had increased, although hetried hard to preserve his stiff and impassive appearance. He had evenaffected a certain dislike to the idea of reading Henrietta's letter, until he shou...ld have proved that he could afford to do without suchassistance.
But, now that he had proved this so amply, he very quickly asked for theletter, and read it. Like the chief surgeon, he, also, was struck andamazed by the wickedness of M. De Brevan.
"But here is exactly what we want, " he exclaimed, --"an irrefragableproof of complicity. He would never have dared to abuse Miss Ville-Handry's confidence in so infamous a manner, if he had not beenpersuaded, in fact been quite sure, that Lieut. Champcey would neverreturn to France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" XXV.
Thus proceeding from one point to another, and by the unaided power ofhis sagacity, coupled with indefatigable activity, the magistratehad succeeded in establishing Crochard's guilt, and the existence ofaccomplices who had instigated the crime. No one could doubt that he wasproud of it, and that his self-esteem had increased, although hetried hard to preserve his stiff and impassive appearance. He had evenaffected a certain dislike to the idea of reading Henrietta's letter, until he shou...ld have proved that he could afford to do without suchassistance.
But, now that he had proved this so amply, he very quickly asked for theletter, and read it. Like the chief surgeon, he, also, was struck andamazed by the wickedness of M. De Brevan.
"But here is exactly what we want, " he exclaimed, --"an irrefragableproof of complicity. He would never have dared to abuse Miss Ville-Handry's confidence in so infamous a manner, if he had not beenpersuaded, in fact been quite sure, that Lieut. Champcey would neverreturn to France.
What to read after The Clique of Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaboriau Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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