The Great K. & A. Robbery
The Great K. & A. Robbery
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" "But I can't bear to think--" "Don't, " I interrupted again, rejoicing all the time at herevident anxiety, and blessing my stars for the luck they hadbrought me. "Why, Miss Cullen, " I went on, "I've become sointerested in your success and the licking of those fellows thatI really think I'd stand about anything rather than that theyshould win. Yesterday, when Mr. Camp threatened to--" Then Istopped, as it suddenly occurred to me that it was best not totell Madge that I might lose my position,... for it would look likea kind of bid for her favor, and, besides, would only add to herworries.
"Threatened what?" asked Miss Cullen.
"Threatened to lose his temper, " I answered.
"You know that wasn't what you were going to say, " Madge saidreproachfully.
"No, it wasn't, " I laughed.
"Then what was it?" "Nothing worth speaking about. " "But I want to know what he threatened. " "Really, Miss Cullen, " I began; but she interrupted me by sayinganxiously, -- "He can't hurt papa, can he?" "No, " I replied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "But I can't bear to think--" "Don't, " I interrupted again, rejoicing all the time at herevident anxiety, and blessing my stars for the luck they hadbrought me. "Why, Miss Cullen, " I went on, "I've become sointerested in your success and the licking of those fellows thatI really think I'd stand about anything rather than that theyshould win. Yesterday, when Mr. Camp threatened to--" Then Istopped, as it suddenly occurred to me that it was best not totell Madge that I might lose my position,... for it would look likea kind of bid for her favor, and, besides, would only add to herworries.
"Threatened what?" asked Miss Cullen.
"Threatened to lose his temper, " I answered.
"You know that wasn't what you were going to say, " Madge saidreproachfully.
"No, it wasn't, " I laughed.
"Then what was it?" "Nothing worth speaking about. " "But I want to know what he threatened. " "Really, Miss Cullen, " I began; but she interrupted me by sayinganxiously, -- "He can't hurt papa, can he?" "No, " I replied.
What to read after The Great K. & A. Robbery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford, Paul Leicester, 1865-1902, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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