The Lure
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" "A banker's daughter, eh?" "Oh, that didn't cut any ice with me, " continued Paul. "You know I always go in for class. " 134 THE LURE "You may wish you hadn't in this case, " said Wilson sternly.
"I followed out my regular method, " continued Paul. "I found out the church she went to, then I went to the first church sociable and made a play for her Sunday-school teacher. You know those affairs they have at small country churches where every one gets an even break. She didn't live right in Spr...ingfield, you know. Her father had a fine old place out in one of the suburbs. That made it all the easier.
"Then, when I met her, I told her my father was a banker, too. " "How did you get her to come to New York?" Paul threw out his chest and stretched himself. "Say, " he exclaimed sneeringly, "cut this catechism business. You know as well as I do how I got her, I guess. She fell for me fell in love with me like they all do. " Wilson muttered an oath under his breath.
"She said she was lonesome, " Paul continued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "A banker's daughter, eh?" "Oh, that didn't cut any ice with me, " continued Paul. "You know I always go in for class. " 134 THE LURE "You may wish you hadn't in this case, " said Wilson sternly.
"I followed out my regular method, " continued Paul. "I found out the church she went to, then I went to the first church sociable and made a play for her Sunday-school teacher. You know those affairs they have at small country churches where every one gets an even break. She didn't live right in Spr...ingfield, you know. Her father had a fine old place out in one of the suburbs. That made it all the easier.
"Then, when I met her, I told her my father was a banker, too. " "How did you get her to come to New York?" Paul threw out his chest and stretched himself. "Say, " he exclaimed sneeringly, "cut this catechism business. You know as well as I do how I got her, I guess. She fell for me fell in love with me like they all do. " Wilson muttered an oath under his breath.
"She said she was lonesome, " Paul continued.
What to read after The Lure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Scarborough to read onlineMoreLess
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