The Young Bridge-Tender
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It is not the opinion of all the folks, however. " "Madam, your son had something to do with that robbery!" ejaculated thegreat man, springing to his feet. "He cannot fool me, no matter how much hefools the other Westville people. " "Ralph had absolutely nothing to do with it!" returned the widow, warmly. "You might as well say your own son was implicated. " "Nonsense! Does Ralph deny that he was seen on the streets of Westvillethat night?" "He went to Dr. Foley's for me. I was sick. " "Was he ...not seen right in front of the post office directly after theexplosion?" "He had to pass the post office to get to Dr. Foley's. " "Of course, " sneered Squire Paget. "But if he was innocent, why did he notremain in the crowd instead of leaving in such a hurry inside of a minuteor two?" "He was afraid I might get worse. Had I not been sick, he would haveremained, without a doubt. " "You don't look very sick now, madam, " with another sneer.
"No, thanks to the plaster and the medicine Dr. Foley gave Ralph, I havequite recovered again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not the opinion of all the folks, however. " "Madam, your son had something to do with that robbery!" ejaculated thegreat man, springing to his feet. "He cannot fool me, no matter how much hefools the other Westville people. " "Ralph had absolutely nothing to do with it!" returned the widow, warmly. "You might as well say your own son was implicated. " "Nonsense! Does Ralph deny that he was seen on the streets of Westvillethat night?" "He went to Dr. Foley's for me. I was sick. " "Was he ...not seen right in front of the post office directly after theexplosion?" "He had to pass the post office to get to Dr. Foley's. " "Of course, " sneered Squire Paget. "But if he was innocent, why did he notremain in the crowd instead of leaving in such a hurry inside of a minuteor two?" "He was afraid I might get worse. Had I not been sick, he would haveremained, without a doubt. " "You don't look very sick now, madam, " with another sneer.
"No, thanks to the plaster and the medicine Dr. Foley gave Ralph, I havequite recovered again.
What to read after The Young Bridge-Tender?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stratemeyer Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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