The Grip of Gold
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He took me by the shoulders, and stared closely into my face for a long time. I can tell you his very words : ' Boy, keep that straight look ! Do that, and some day you may hear from Uncle Spartan ! ' That was all, but it stuck fast in my memory. " 196 THE GRIP OF GOLD He put a hand to his eyes for a moment. His steady voice came to her again : "One day, Miss St John, two or three weeks ago, I was pointed to an advertisement in one of our Colonial papers. It named myself. If I lived, I was want...ed. I was to go straight to a solicitor named Crewe, in London, England. If I tem- porised I should regret it ever afterwards.
" It might have been a colossal hoax. Maybe not one man in fifty would have cared to leave everything and risk the result ; but somehow those lines haunted me. I handed over my farm to a man I could trust, and took passage by the first boat. There was barely a fortnight's margin between the realisation and the moment when I walked into Mr Crewe's office. And Mr Crewe sent me on here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He took me by the shoulders, and stared closely into my face for a long time. I can tell you his very words : ' Boy, keep that straight look ! Do that, and some day you may hear from Uncle Spartan ! ' That was all, but it stuck fast in my memory. " 196 THE GRIP OF GOLD He put a hand to his eyes for a moment. His steady voice came to her again : "One day, Miss St John, two or three weeks ago, I was pointed to an advertisement in one of our Colonial papers. It named myself. If I lived, I was want...ed. I was to go straight to a solicitor named Crewe, in London, England. If I tem- porised I should regret it ever afterwards.
" It might have been a colossal hoax. Maybe not one man in fifty would have cared to leave everything and risk the result ; but somehow those lines haunted me. I handed over my farm to a man I could trust, and took passage by the first boat. There was barely a fortnight's margin between the realisation and the moment when I walked into Mr Crewe's office. And Mr Crewe sent me on here.
What to read after The Grip of Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Halifax to read onlineMoreLess
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