Vellenaux 8 6
Vellenaux 8 6
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And think you that I will thus surrender myadvantage to please the idle fancy of a man who would not hesitate tostoop to perform any act however dastardly, so that he could effectuallyescape the penalty of a crime he was ready to profit by, but cowardlyenough to shrink from the consequences it entailed? You say that ourinterest in this affair is mutual, --it is not so, and you know it. Yougain nineteen thousand a year, I only one. Again, should the will by anymischance be found in my possession..., who would believe my statementthat you were a party concerned in the abstraction of the said deed, youwould deny all knowledge of the transaction and my unsupported evidencecould not commit you. Of course you would lose the estate; but whatwould my condition be then. No! I have everything at stake--you, comparatively nothing. I will not accede to so absurd a proposition. "There was a short pause, the widow resumed her embroidery with an air ofapparent indifference. The baronet sat abstractedly gazing out of thewindow, evidently turning over something in his mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And think you that I will thus surrender myadvantage to please the idle fancy of a man who would not hesitate tostoop to perform any act however dastardly, so that he could effectuallyescape the penalty of a crime he was ready to profit by, but cowardlyenough to shrink from the consequences it entailed? You say that ourinterest in this affair is mutual, --it is not so, and you know it. Yougain nineteen thousand a year, I only one. Again, should the will by anymischance be found in my possession..., who would believe my statementthat you were a party concerned in the abstraction of the said deed, youwould deny all knowledge of the transaction and my unsupported evidencecould not commit you. Of course you would lose the estate; but whatwould my condition be then. No! I have everything at stake--you, comparatively nothing. I will not accede to so absurd a proposition. "There was a short pause, the widow resumed her embroidery with an air ofapparent indifference. The baronet sat abstractedly gazing out of thewindow, evidently turning over something in his mind.
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