The Mystery of Monastery Farm
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Job, pointing to a chair, said, quietly: "Shall we sit down? We are bothstrangers. " The invitation to be seated was rather reluctantly accepted, and there was a shade of suspicion seen by Worth on Thorne's face.
"Where have we met, Mr. Thorne?" asked Worth again, as if still debatingthat question. "Wherever it was, it must have been several years ago, ifit wasn't in Washington, as I was there three years ago. " The young man seemed to recover himself on hearing this, thinking at oncethat Worth...'s residence in Washington had doubtless hindered him fromhearing of any occurrences near Land's End or in London, and replied:"I'm an Englishman, like yourself. You may possibly have seen me, if youhave been much in London. I spent several years in Burrough Road School. " "Indeed!" interrupted Worth, "why, that is my old school; but I must haveleft there before you entered, and I have only visited the institute oncesince I graduated. It is really a pleasure to meet in this country one ofthe boys of old Burrough Road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Job, pointing to a chair, said, quietly: "Shall we sit down? We are bothstrangers. " The invitation to be seated was rather reluctantly accepted, and there was a shade of suspicion seen by Worth on Thorne's face.
"Where have we met, Mr. Thorne?" asked Worth again, as if still debatingthat question. "Wherever it was, it must have been several years ago, ifit wasn't in Washington, as I was there three years ago. " The young man seemed to recover himself on hearing this, thinking at oncethat Worth...'s residence in Washington had doubtless hindered him fromhearing of any occurrences near Land's End or in London, and replied:"I'm an Englishman, like yourself. You may possibly have seen me, if youhave been much in London. I spent several years in Burrough Road School. " "Indeed!" interrupted Worth, "why, that is my old school; but I must haveleft there before you entered, and I have only visited the institute oncesince I graduated. It is really a pleasure to meet in this country one ofthe boys of old Burrough Road.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Naylor H. R. to read onlineMoreLess
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