The Good Time Coming
The Good Time Coming
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I don't wonder that Mr. Allisonand Mr. Lamar were deceived. I was, for a moment. What a likeness hebears to Mr. Lyon! Ah, well!--the matter has worried me, for a shorttime, dreadfully. I was sure that I knew my man; but this strangeaffirmation in regard to him threw me into terrible doubts. Thankfortune! the mystery is completely solved. I must go back to thecity this very afternoon, and see Brainard. It will not do for himto remain long in doubt. His mind might take a new direction, andbecome ...interested in some other enterprise. There is no other manwith whom, in so important a business as this, I would care to beassociated. " And Mr. Markland, thus communing with himself, moved onward, withlight and rapid footsteps, toward his dwelling. A mountain had beenlifted from his heart.
CHAPTER XIV.
"YOU had a visitor this afternoon, " said Mr. Markland, as he satconversing with his wife and daughter, soon after his arrival fromthe city.
"I believe not, " returned Mrs. Markland. "Oh, yes. I met a gentlemancoming from this direction, and he said that he had been here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't wonder that Mr. Allisonand Mr. Lamar were deceived. I was, for a moment. What a likeness hebears to Mr. Lyon! Ah, well!--the matter has worried me, for a shorttime, dreadfully. I was sure that I knew my man; but this strangeaffirmation in regard to him threw me into terrible doubts. Thankfortune! the mystery is completely solved. I must go back to thecity this very afternoon, and see Brainard. It will not do for himto remain long in doubt. His mind might take a new direction, andbecome ...interested in some other enterprise. There is no other manwith whom, in so important a business as this, I would care to beassociated. " And Mr. Markland, thus communing with himself, moved onward, withlight and rapid footsteps, toward his dwelling. A mountain had beenlifted from his heart.
CHAPTER XIV.
"YOU had a visitor this afternoon, " said Mr. Markland, as he satconversing with his wife and daughter, soon after his arrival fromthe city.
"I believe not, " returned Mrs. Markland. "Oh, yes. I met a gentlemancoming from this direction, and he said that he had been here.
What to read after The Good Time Coming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T S Arthur And F C Woodworth to read onlineMoreLess
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