The Old Man in the Corner 8 6
The Old Man in the Corner 8 6
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The _changeurs_ are only too gladto get them; what do they care where they come from as long as they aregenuine? And a week or two later _M. Le Changeur_ could not swear whotendered him any one particular note.
"You see, young Robert Ireland went abroad, he will come back some dayhaving made a fortune. There's his photo. And this is his mother--aclever woman, wasn't she?" And before Polly had time to reply he was gone. She really had neverseen any one move across a room so quickly. But he alway...s left aninteresting trail behind: a piece of string knotted from end to end anda few photos.
CHAPTER XXI THE DUBLIN MYSTERY "I always thought that the history of that forged will was about asinteresting as any I had read, " said the man in the corner that day. Hehad been silent for some time, and was meditatively sorting and lookingthrough a packet of small photographs in his pocket-book. Polly guessedthat some of these would presently be placed before her forinspection--and she had not long to wait.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The _changeurs_ are only too gladto get them; what do they care where they come from as long as they aregenuine? And a week or two later _M. Le Changeur_ could not swear whotendered him any one particular note.
"You see, young Robert Ireland went abroad, he will come back some dayhaving made a fortune. There's his photo. And this is his mother--aclever woman, wasn't she?" And before Polly had time to reply he was gone. She really had neverseen any one move across a room so quickly. But he alway...s left aninteresting trail behind: a piece of string knotted from end to end anda few photos.
CHAPTER XXI THE DUBLIN MYSTERY "I always thought that the history of that forged will was about asinteresting as any I had read, " said the man in the corner that day. Hehad been silent for some time, and was meditatively sorting and lookingthrough a packet of small photographs in his pocket-book. Polly guessedthat some of these would presently be placed before her forinspection--and she had not long to wait.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orczy Emmuska Orczy Baroness to read onlineMoreLess
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