The Penny Philanthropist : a Story That Could Be True
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" A STRANGE SCENE 163 " You think Tom Oliphant sint a man here to blow you all up vvid a bomb ? " *' Think it? Why, I just about know it!" Peggy looked appealingly at Anne — at Kimbalton ; they read her mute question, and nodded a mute reply. Both seemed sorry. But how discredit such evidence?
That she herself might also be under suspi- cion never occurred to her. Her mind was busy with a fugitive — so busy that she was not even surprised, as she might well have been, at her sympathy going afte...r him, the fleeing stranger, instead of pouring itself out on these tried friends who had made so nar- row an escape from death or at least horrible injury.
Of the little group, Anne was the only one who could get a sufficient sense of detachment to feel herself a spectator rather than a par- ticipant. She wondered at many things, but chiefly at Burns' attitude towards the Italian.
He talked as if he knew the captive could not understand English. Did he know? Was that why he made no attempt to question his prisoner ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A STRANGE SCENE 163 " You think Tom Oliphant sint a man here to blow you all up vvid a bomb ? " *' Think it? Why, I just about know it!" Peggy looked appealingly at Anne — at Kimbalton ; they read her mute question, and nodded a mute reply. Both seemed sorry. But how discredit such evidence?
That she herself might also be under suspi- cion never occurred to her. Her mind was busy with a fugitive — so busy that she was not even surprised, as she might well have been, at her sympathy going afte...r him, the fleeing stranger, instead of pouring itself out on these tried friends who had made so nar- row an escape from death or at least horrible injury.
Of the little group, Anne was the only one who could get a sufficient sense of detachment to feel herself a spectator rather than a par- ticipant. She wondered at many things, but chiefly at Burns' attitude towards the Italian.
He talked as if he knew the captive could not understand English. Did he know? Was that why he made no attempt to question his prisoner ?
What to read after The Penny Philanthropist : a Story That Could Be True?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fleming H. Revell Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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