Under Fire
Under Fire
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If it should prove to be the true solution of the mystery, I will then tell you all about it. " Fred colored a little at this, for he had grown somewhat sensitive now, and said earnestly: "I hope, Mr. Farrington, you too don't suspect me. It almost seems----" "Oh, no, my boy, " interrupted his good friend, "don't worry about that. My suspicions run in a totally different direction. " "I am very glad to hear you say so, for I didn't know but Mr. Rexfordhad convinced you that I took the bill. " "...No, indeed; I believe you are innocent, and I shall do all I can to aidyou. " "You are very kind to me, and I thank you sincerely. " "I am glad to help you, Fred. It is my duty to do all the good I can. " "And you are always helping some one, " replied Fred gratefully. "Nowthat I can do nothing to clear up this mystery, I would like to get towork. Can you give me anything to do?" he continued.
"Yes; I have arranged a place for you temporarily down stairs on the'flockers. ' You said yesterday that you would like factory work betterthan nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it should prove to be the true solution of the mystery, I will then tell you all about it. " Fred colored a little at this, for he had grown somewhat sensitive now, and said earnestly: "I hope, Mr. Farrington, you too don't suspect me. It almost seems----" "Oh, no, my boy, " interrupted his good friend, "don't worry about that. My suspicions run in a totally different direction. " "I am very glad to hear you say so, for I didn't know but Mr. Rexfordhad convinced you that I took the bill. " "...No, indeed; I believe you are innocent, and I shall do all I can to aidyou. " "You are very kind to me, and I thank you sincerely. " "I am glad to help you, Fred. It is my duty to do all the good I can. " "And you are always helping some one, " replied Fred gratefully. "Nowthat I can do nothing to clear up this mystery, I would like to get towork. Can you give me anything to do?" he continued.
"Yes; I have arranged a place for you temporarily down stairs on the'flockers. ' You said yesterday that you would like factory work betterthan nothing.
What to read after Under Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munsey Frank Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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