Mr. Justice Raffles
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?" "It's mine, " said Raffles remorsefully. "The idea, I believe, wasaltogether mine, Bunny; that's why I'd give my bowing hand to take theold ruffian at his word, and save the governor as we did the boy!" "But how _do_ you account for his getting them both into his toils?" Iasked. "What was the point of lending heavily to the son when the fatheralready owed more than he could pay?" "There are so many points, " said Raffles. "They love you to owe more thanyou can pay; it's not their principal t...hat they care about nearly so muchas your interest; what they hate is to lose you when once they've gotyou. In this case Levy would see how frightfully keen poor old Garlandwas about his boy--to do him properly and, above all, not to let him seewhat an effort it's become. Levy would find out something about the boy;that he's getting hard up himself, that he's bound to discover the oldman's secret, and capable of making trouble and spoiling things when hedoes. 'Better give him the same sort of secret of his own to keep, ' saysLevy, 'then they'll both hold their tongues, and I'll have one of 'emunder each thumb till all's blue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
?" "It's mine, " said Raffles remorsefully. "The idea, I believe, wasaltogether mine, Bunny; that's why I'd give my bowing hand to take theold ruffian at his word, and save the governor as we did the boy!" "But how _do_ you account for his getting them both into his toils?" Iasked. "What was the point of lending heavily to the son when the fatheralready owed more than he could pay?" "There are so many points, " said Raffles. "They love you to owe more thanyou can pay; it's not their principal t...hat they care about nearly so muchas your interest; what they hate is to lose you when once they've gotyou. In this case Levy would see how frightfully keen poor old Garlandwas about his boy--to do him properly and, above all, not to let him seewhat an effort it's become. Levy would find out something about the boy;that he's getting hard up himself, that he's bound to discover the oldman's secret, and capable of making trouble and spoiling things when hedoes. 'Better give him the same sort of secret of his own to keep, ' saysLevy, 'then they'll both hold their tongues, and I'll have one of 'emunder each thumb till all's blue.
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