The Law of the Land
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Now she has forgottenher part, let her make it up with old man Blount and let the girl go. You and I can fight it out the way we started to before they evercame down here. I say one string to a bow is better than two. Youwill have to choose between these strings.
"If I ever feel certain that you are lying to me, I'll do what oughtto have been done, and then I won't care. You can have all the moneyif you ever get it, but I am going to have all of you, and nodividing with anybody. I have no place... in the world here, and amstanding everything and waiting and hoping. Sometime people will hearfrom me. Sometimes I hate myself and you, and all the world. I woulddo big things if I once started. The best thing you can do is to comedown here to me right soon. We must have a talk, and, besides, I wantto see you. " The letter bore no signature, save a scrawled mark or sign, whichEddring did not pause to examine at the moment. Indeed he had no timeto ponder or to speculate, for even as he folded the letter andplaced it in his pocket with the other articles taken from thevalise, he heard a sudden cry, and, going forward, joined again thegroup that had formed about the pile of fatal timbers at the head ofthe wreck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now she has forgottenher part, let her make it up with old man Blount and let the girl go. You and I can fight it out the way we started to before they evercame down here. I say one string to a bow is better than two. Youwill have to choose between these strings.
"If I ever feel certain that you are lying to me, I'll do what oughtto have been done, and then I won't care. You can have all the moneyif you ever get it, but I am going to have all of you, and nodividing with anybody. I have no place... in the world here, and amstanding everything and waiting and hoping. Sometime people will hearfrom me. Sometimes I hate myself and you, and all the world. I woulddo big things if I once started. The best thing you can do is to comedown here to me right soon. We must have a talk, and, besides, I wantto see you. " The letter bore no signature, save a scrawled mark or sign, whichEddring did not pause to examine at the moment. Indeed he had no timeto ponder or to speculate, for even as he folded the letter andplaced it in his pocket with the other articles taken from thevalise, he heard a sudden cry, and, going forward, joined again thegroup that had formed about the pile of fatal timbers at the head ofthe wreck.
What to read after The Law of the Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hough Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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