Aunt Jane's Nieces At Work
Aunt Jane's Nieces At Work
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"Will you leave usalone, please, Mr. Markham?" "Sure-ly, Mr. Forbes. You've got twenty minutes according toregulations. I'll come and get you then. Sorry we haven't any receptionroom in the jail. All visits has to be made in the cells. " Then he deliberately locked Kenneth and Beth in with the forger, andretreated along the passage.
"Sit down, please, " said Gates, in a cheerful and pleasant voice. "There's a bench here. " "We've come to inquire about your case, Gates, " said Kenneth. "It seems...you have forged a check. " "Yes, sir, I plead guilty, although I've been told I ought not toconfess. But the fact is that I forged the check and got the money, andI'm willing to stand the consequences. " "Why did you do it?" asked Beth.
He was silent and turned his face away.
A fresh, wholesome looking boy, was Tom Gates, with steady gray eyes, anintelligent forehead, but a sensitive, rather weak mouth. He was ofsturdy, athletic build and dressed neatly in a suit that was of coarsematerial but well brushed and cared for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Will you leave usalone, please, Mr. Markham?" "Sure-ly, Mr. Forbes. You've got twenty minutes according toregulations. I'll come and get you then. Sorry we haven't any receptionroom in the jail. All visits has to be made in the cells. " Then he deliberately locked Kenneth and Beth in with the forger, andretreated along the passage.
"Sit down, please, " said Gates, in a cheerful and pleasant voice. "There's a bench here. " "We've come to inquire about your case, Gates, " said Kenneth. "It seems...you have forged a check. " "Yes, sir, I plead guilty, although I've been told I ought not toconfess. But the fact is that I forged the check and got the money, andI'm willing to stand the consequences. " "Why did you do it?" asked Beth.
He was silent and turned his face away.
A fresh, wholesome looking boy, was Tom Gates, with steady gray eyes, anintelligent forehead, but a sensitive, rather weak mouth. He was ofsturdy, athletic build and dressed neatly in a suit that was of coarsematerial but well brushed and cared for.
What to read after Aunt Jane's Nieces At Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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