Old Sleuth, Badger & Co
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" You are mistaken," said the woman.
" Do you intend to go to New York?" " When?'.' " Any time you name." "And you will meet me at the depot?" "Yes." •■ And give me another wait?" "No; I will be ready to go." " On what train shall we go?" " We will take an afternoon train." " And you will be on hand?" "I will." " You are ready to go?" "I am." " At once?" "Yes." " Then we will spend the time together until the train starts." " You suspect me?" "Ido." " You need not; I will be on hand." " But can... we not spend the time together?" "No." " Why not?" " You are a very entertaining man, but I am a dull woman.'* " Oh, you underrate yourself." " I will meet you." "Sure?" "Yes." " No more fooling?" ;;no." ■ .
" I shall take the train named, whether you appear or not." " I will be on hand." " All right; I v^ill take your word. Do not fool me again." " I will not." Badger walked away, and as he did so, he mut^ tered : " I reckon I was the smartest this time." ■ CHAPTER XXXI.
Badger was on to the woman's game.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You are mistaken," said the woman.
" Do you intend to go to New York?" " When?'.' " Any time you name." "And you will meet me at the depot?" "Yes." •■ And give me another wait?" "No; I will be ready to go." " On what train shall we go?" " We will take an afternoon train." " And you will be on hand?" "I will." " You are ready to go?" "I am." " At once?" "Yes." " Then we will spend the time together until the train starts." " You suspect me?" "Ido." " You need not; I will be on hand." " But can... we not spend the time together?" "No." " Why not?" " You are a very entertaining man, but I am a dull woman.'* " Oh, you underrate yourself." " I will meet you." "Sure?" "Yes." " No more fooling?" ;;no." ■ .
" I shall take the train named, whether you appear or not." " I will be on hand." " All right; I v^ill take your word. Do not fool me again." " I will not." Badger walked away, and as he did so, he mut^ tered : " I reckon I was the smartest this time." ■ CHAPTER XXXI.
Badger was on to the woman's game.
What to read after Old Sleuth, Badger & Co?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Old Sleuth to read onlineMoreLess
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