The Lost Valley
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Now how much do you know?" Said Mr. Bryce untruthfully, "I know everything except where you'vehidden the gold. " "And even I couldn't swear to that, " Cumshaw said.
"It seems to me, " said Bryce dryly, "that the best thing you can do isto tell me the whole story. " He listened eagerly to the tale, occasionally stopping the other toquestion him on some obscure point, sometimes helping him along with acomment that threw unexpected light in the dark corners of the story.
"It amounts to this, " he ...said when Cumshaw had finished. "Bradby buriedthe gold in this hidden valley of yours. It's so hidden--the valley, Imean--that you only came on it by accident, and you have no definiteidea as to its whereabouts. It's three or four days' journey into themountains, that's all you can say. There's no way of recognising it fromthe outside that you know of. Well, I'll tell you this, Mr. Cumshaw. It's my frank opinion that your clever murderous friend had some way offinding it again, or he wouldn't have been in such haste to make awaywith you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now how much do you know?" Said Mr. Bryce untruthfully, "I know everything except where you'vehidden the gold. " "And even I couldn't swear to that, " Cumshaw said.
"It seems to me, " said Bryce dryly, "that the best thing you can do isto tell me the whole story. " He listened eagerly to the tale, occasionally stopping the other toquestion him on some obscure point, sometimes helping him along with acomment that threw unexpected light in the dark corners of the story.
"It amounts to this, " he ...said when Cumshaw had finished. "Bradby buriedthe gold in this hidden valley of yours. It's so hidden--the valley, Imean--that you only came on it by accident, and you have no definiteidea as to its whereabouts. It's three or four days' journey into themountains, that's all you can say. There's no way of recognising it fromthe outside that you know of. Well, I'll tell you this, Mr. Cumshaw. It's my frank opinion that your clever murderous friend had some way offinding it again, or he wouldn't have been in such haste to make awaywith you.
What to read after The Lost Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walsh James Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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