The Young Adventurer
The Young Adventurer
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He darted a quick glance at thespeaker, and walked rapidly on. Tom noticed him, but not with attention.
"That is a good deal of money, sir, " he remarked.
"It would have been a good deal to lose, " said Mr. Waterbury, "and Ihave no doubt I should have lost it if it had not been for you. " "I haven't so much money as you, but I came near losing it last night. " "How was that?" asked Tom's new acquaintance, with curiosity.
Tom explained the attempt of his roommate to rob him.
"It would have been ...a serious loss to you, my young friend. " "It would have broken up all my plans, and I should have had to work myway home, greatly disappointed. " "You will need to be careful about forming acquaintances. There areexceptions, however. I am a new acquaintance; but I don't think you needfear me. " "No, sir, " said Tom, smiling.
"While I have received a great service from you, who are a newacquaintance. But here we are at the steamer. " The _River Belle_ lay at her pier. Tom and his companion went on board.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He darted a quick glance at thespeaker, and walked rapidly on. Tom noticed him, but not with attention.
"That is a good deal of money, sir, " he remarked.
"It would have been a good deal to lose, " said Mr. Waterbury, "and Ihave no doubt I should have lost it if it had not been for you. " "I haven't so much money as you, but I came near losing it last night. " "How was that?" asked Tom's new acquaintance, with curiosity.
Tom explained the attempt of his roommate to rob him.
"It would have been ...a serious loss to you, my young friend. " "It would have broken up all my plans, and I should have had to work myway home, greatly disappointed. " "You will need to be careful about forming acquaintances. There areexceptions, however. I am a new acquaintance; but I don't think you needfear me. " "No, sir, " said Tom, smiling.
"While I have received a great service from you, who are a newacquaintance. But here we are at the steamer. " The _River Belle_ lay at her pier. Tom and his companion went on board.
What to read after The Young Adventurer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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