The Missionary
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Lucky beggar, he's one ofFortune's darlings. " "That sounds interesting, " said Carol. "May I ask what the good lady hasdone for him?" "Well, " said Mr. Falcon, folding his hands on the table and dropping hisvoice to a discreet monotone, "in the first place she made him theyounger son of a very good family. Nothing much to begin with, ofcourse, but then she also gave him a maiden aunt who left him fivethousand pounds just after he left Cambridge in disgust after failingthree times to get a pass... degree. He had no special turn for anything inparticular except riding and shooting and athletics of all sorts. So, like a sensible fellow, instead of stopping in England and fooling hismoney away, as too many younger sons do, he put four thousand poundsinto my partner's hands--Lambe, I should tell you, was his aunt'ssolicitor--to be invested in good securities, put the other thousandinto his pocket, and started out to seek his fortune.
"That's a little over five years ago, which makes him about thirty now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lucky beggar, he's one ofFortune's darlings. " "That sounds interesting, " said Carol. "May I ask what the good lady hasdone for him?" "Well, " said Mr. Falcon, folding his hands on the table and dropping hisvoice to a discreet monotone, "in the first place she made him theyounger son of a very good family. Nothing much to begin with, ofcourse, but then she also gave him a maiden aunt who left him fivethousand pounds just after he left Cambridge in disgust after failingthree times to get a pass... degree. He had no special turn for anything inparticular except riding and shooting and athletics of all sorts. So, like a sensible fellow, instead of stopping in England and fooling hismoney away, as too many younger sons do, he put four thousand poundsinto my partner's hands--Lambe, I should tell you, was his aunt'ssolicitor--to be invested in good securities, put the other thousandinto his pocket, and started out to seek his fortune.
"That's a little over five years ago, which makes him about thirty now.
What to read after The Missionary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffith George Chetwynd to read onlineMoreLess
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