The Oakdale Affair
The Oakdale Affair
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A short distance out from town they met detective Burton with his twoprisoners. After a hurried consultation Dopey Charlie and The Generalwere unloaded and started on the remainder of their journey afoot underguard of two of the deputies, while Burton's companions turned andfollowed the other car, Burton taking a seat beside Prim.
"He said that he could take us right to where Abigail is, " Mr. Primwas explaining to Burton, "and that this Oskaloosa Kid is with her, and another man and a foreign ...looking girl. He told a wild story aboutseeing them burying a dead man in the woods back of Squibbs' place. Idon't know how much to believe, or whether to believe any of it; butwe can't afford not to run down every clew. I can't believe that mydaughter is wilfully consorting with such men. She always has been fullof life and spirit; but she's got a clean mind, and her little escapadeshave always been entirely harmless--at worst some sort of boyish prank. I simply won't believe it until I see it with my own eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A short distance out from town they met detective Burton with his twoprisoners. After a hurried consultation Dopey Charlie and The Generalwere unloaded and started on the remainder of their journey afoot underguard of two of the deputies, while Burton's companions turned andfollowed the other car, Burton taking a seat beside Prim.
"He said that he could take us right to where Abigail is, " Mr. Primwas explaining to Burton, "and that this Oskaloosa Kid is with her, and another man and a foreign ...looking girl. He told a wild story aboutseeing them burying a dead man in the woods back of Squibbs' place. Idon't know how much to believe, or whether to believe any of it; butwe can't afford not to run down every clew. I can't believe that mydaughter is wilfully consorting with such men. She always has been fullof life and spirit; but she's got a clean mind, and her little escapadeshave always been entirely harmless--at worst some sort of boyish prank. I simply won't believe it until I see it with my own eyes.
What to read after The Oakdale Affair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burroughs Edgar Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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