A Maid of Japan
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There would be no disloyalty to his forebears' past, to his succes- sors' future in making her his indeed.
He drew the crackling, mould-spotted paper 109 ^ ti from its cover, and began to read. His glance travelled carelessly down the lines and sud- ^ denly rested on a name. He read it twice, then ^^^ looked up sternly at the priest, who was watch- ^* ing him. "This is a very clumsy trick," he >r said; "where did you steal the Government form?" It was Akibara's turn to be incensed. "I have not ...the good fortune to understand one honourable word of what you say," he replied, standing up and facing Barrington.
Charlie laughed rather harshly. "I was wrong," he cried; "the trick is amazingly clever. But you have brought this thing to the wrong market, reverend sir. Mr George Barrington was my uncle, and he never was married. What did you hope to make out of this? Who gave it to you? Who wrote it for you ? " Then the priest understood; and because he was old, and had seen many suffer and many rejoice, he could be patient with Charlie's hot, angry words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There would be no disloyalty to his forebears' past, to his succes- sors' future in making her his indeed.
He drew the crackling, mould-spotted paper 109 ^ ti from its cover, and began to read. His glance travelled carelessly down the lines and sud- ^ denly rested on a name. He read it twice, then ^^^ looked up sternly at the priest, who was watch- ^* ing him. "This is a very clumsy trick," he >r said; "where did you steal the Government form?" It was Akibara's turn to be incensed. "I have not ...the good fortune to understand one honourable word of what you say," he replied, standing up and facing Barrington.
Charlie laughed rather harshly. "I was wrong," he cried; "the trick is amazingly clever. But you have brought this thing to the wrong market, reverend sir. Mr George Barrington was my uncle, and he never was married. What did you hope to make out of this? Who gave it to you? Who wrote it for you ? " Then the priest understood; and because he was old, and had seen many suffer and many rejoice, he could be patient with Charlie's hot, angry words.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fraser, Hugh, Mrs., D. 1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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