The Prodigal Judge
The Prodigal Judge
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It was because he couldn't be around and have anything happen to you — that was why !" and the girl sank her voice to a whisper. "You quit Belle Plain now — ^to-night — ^just as soon as you can !" "This is absurd — ^you are trying to frighten me !" "Did they stop with trying to frighten Charley Nor- ton?" demanded Bess with harsh insistence.
Whatever the promptings that inspired this warn- ing, they plainly had nothing to do with either liking or sympathy. Her dominating emotion seemed to be a ...Digitized by Microsoft® 320 THE PRODIGAL JUDGE sullen sort of resentment which lit up her glance with a dull fire; yet her feelings were so clearly and so keenly personal that Betty understood the motive that had brought her there. The explanation, she found, left her wondering just where and how her own fate was linked with that of this poor white.
"You have been waiting some time to see me?" she asked.
"Ever since along about noon." "You were afraid to come to the house ?" "I didn't want to be seen there." "Arid yet you knew I was alone." "Alone — ^but how do you know who's watching the place?" "Do you think there was reason to be afraid of that ?" asked Betty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was because he couldn't be around and have anything happen to you — that was why !" and the girl sank her voice to a whisper. "You quit Belle Plain now — ^to-night — ^just as soon as you can !" "This is absurd — ^you are trying to frighten me !" "Did they stop with trying to frighten Charley Nor- ton?" demanded Bess with harsh insistence.
Whatever the promptings that inspired this warn- ing, they plainly had nothing to do with either liking or sympathy. Her dominating emotion seemed to be a ...Digitized by Microsoft® 320 THE PRODIGAL JUDGE sullen sort of resentment which lit up her glance with a dull fire; yet her feelings were so clearly and so keenly personal that Betty understood the motive that had brought her there. The explanation, she found, left her wondering just where and how her own fate was linked with that of this poor white.
"You have been waiting some time to see me?" she asked.
"Ever since along about noon." "You were afraid to come to the house ?" "I didn't want to be seen there." "Arid yet you knew I was alone." "Alone — ^but how do you know who's watching the place?" "Do you think there was reason to be afraid of that ?" asked Betty.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kester Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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