The Imposter a Tale of Old Annapolis
The Imposter a Tale of Old Annapolis
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Well, I do not understand myself, so, let us drop me, and take up the secret the great secret you were afraid some one would overhear, at table: why did you shrug your shoulders, sir? " " The specific reason is of no value, " he answered, " it simply fitted in with my thoughts, at the time. But the secret itself is very different. It may re sult in nothing, that is, nothing may come of it (which I doubt), but assuredly it is a fact. " 118 THE IMPOSTOR " Bravo ! " she cried. " You do it well, Di...ck, splendidly, indeed. You almost convince me you have discovered something. " " Discovered conveys the idea of going in search of, " he said, thoughtfully. " No, I did not dis cover this it was thrust upon me. I just noticed it, casually. I " " Dick, do get on ! " she exclaimed. " You've got me all on edge. Out with it ! " He chuckled softly to himself. " You know Sir Edward Parkington ? " " Casually he is a guest, at present, at Hedgely Hall, " as though she were imparting information of the most confidential sort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, I do not understand myself, so, let us drop me, and take up the secret the great secret you were afraid some one would overhear, at table: why did you shrug your shoulders, sir? " " The specific reason is of no value, " he answered, " it simply fitted in with my thoughts, at the time. But the secret itself is very different. It may re sult in nothing, that is, nothing may come of it (which I doubt), but assuredly it is a fact. " 118 THE IMPOSTOR " Bravo ! " she cried. " You do it well, Di...ck, splendidly, indeed. You almost convince me you have discovered something. " " Discovered conveys the idea of going in search of, " he said, thoughtfully. " No, I did not dis cover this it was thrust upon me. I just noticed it, casually. I " " Dick, do get on ! " she exclaimed. " You've got me all on edge. Out with it ! " He chuckled softly to himself. " You know Sir Edward Parkington ? " " Casually he is a guest, at present, at Hedgely Hall, " as though she were imparting information of the most confidential sort.
What to read after The Imposter a Tale of Old Annapolis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott John Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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