The Lions Mouse
The Lions Mouse
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The girl turned; it was Clo.
"I'll go with you to your room, " Beverley said, controlling her voice for the benefit of Johnson, and trying not to show how frantic was her haste. It was only when she had noiselessly closed the door of the big, bare room, that she dared let herself go.
"What's happened?" she implored. "Why are you dressed like this? Of course you haven't got the papers?" "I dressed like this to make a get-away, " said Clo.
135 136 THE LION'S MOUSE "I stole the cloak. I'll tell yo...u everything by and by. But first, you must find out for yourself whether I've got the papers. I've got something something in a thick envelope. That's all I know. " She threw off the cloak of the girl at the Dietz, and unpinned the pocket which held the precious pack- age the pocket which, thanks to the pin, had guarded its contents through the whole series of her adventures.
Beverley took the large linen envelope, not even thanking Clo. Neither noticed the omission.
"Addressed to Justin O'Reilly!" she exclaimed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girl turned; it was Clo.
"I'll go with you to your room, " Beverley said, controlling her voice for the benefit of Johnson, and trying not to show how frantic was her haste. It was only when she had noiselessly closed the door of the big, bare room, that she dared let herself go.
"What's happened?" she implored. "Why are you dressed like this? Of course you haven't got the papers?" "I dressed like this to make a get-away, " said Clo.
135 136 THE LION'S MOUSE "I stole the cloak. I'll tell yo...u everything by and by. But first, you must find out for yourself whether I've got the papers. I've got something something in a thick envelope. That's all I know. " She threw off the cloak of the girl at the Dietz, and unpinned the pocket which held the precious pack- age the pocket which, thanks to the pin, had guarded its contents through the whole series of her adventures.
Beverley took the large linen envelope, not even thanking Clo. Neither noticed the omission.
"Addressed to Justin O'Reilly!" she exclaimed.
What to read after The Lions Mouse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C N Charles Norris Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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