The King's Jackal
The King's Jackal
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Gordon very well," said Miss Carson. "He lived in San Francisco before he came East. He was always at our house, and was a great friend of the family; wasn't he, mother?
We haven't seen him for two years now, but I know he wouldn't spoil our plans for the sake of his paper, if he knew we were in earnest, if he un- derstood that everything depended upon its being kept a secret." "We are not certain that he knows anything," the King urged. "He may not have come here to see us. I think Father Paul... should talk with him first." "I was going to suggest," said Miss Carson, with some hesitation, "that if I spoke to him I might be able to put it to him in such a way that he would see how necessary it " "Oh, excellent 1" exclaimed the King, eag^riy, and rising to his feet; "if you only would he so kind, Miss Carson." Kalonay, misunderstanding the situation alto- 59 The King s Jackal gether, fastened his eyes upon the table and did not speak.
"He has not come to see you, Patricia," said Mrs. Carson, quietly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gordon very well," said Miss Carson. "He lived in San Francisco before he came East. He was always at our house, and was a great friend of the family; wasn't he, mother?
We haven't seen him for two years now, but I know he wouldn't spoil our plans for the sake of his paper, if he knew we were in earnest, if he un- derstood that everything depended upon its being kept a secret." "We are not certain that he knows anything," the King urged. "He may not have come here to see us. I think Father Paul... should talk with him first." "I was going to suggest," said Miss Carson, with some hesitation, "that if I spoke to him I might be able to put it to him in such a way that he would see how necessary it " "Oh, excellent 1" exclaimed the King, eag^riy, and rising to his feet; "if you only would he so kind, Miss Carson." Kalonay, misunderstanding the situation alto- 59 The King s Jackal gether, fastened his eyes upon the table and did not speak.
"He has not come to see you, Patricia," said Mrs. Carson, quietly.
What to read after The King's Jackal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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