The Dead Alive
The Dead Alive
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"Certainly!" repeated Naomi.
"Do you believe the report that he was seen traveling on the railway toNew York?" "I believe it firmly, sir; and, what is more, I believe I was on histrack. I was only too anxious to find him; and I say I could have foundhim if they would have let me stay in New York. " I looked at Naomi.
"I believe it too, " she said. "John Jago is keeping away. " "Do you suppose he is afraid of Ambrose and Silas?" She hesitated.
"He _may_ be afraid of them, " she replied, with a s...trong emphasis onthe word "may. " "But you don't think it likely?" She hesitated again. I pressed her again.
"Do you think there is any other motive for his absence?" Her eyes dropped to the floor. She answered obstinately, almostdoggedly, "I can't say. " I addressed myself to Ambrose.
"Have you anything more to tell us?" I asked.
"No, " he said. "I have told you all I know about it. " I rose to speak to the lawyer whose services I had retained. He hadhelped us to get the order of admission, and he had accompanied us tothe prison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Certainly!" repeated Naomi.
"Do you believe the report that he was seen traveling on the railway toNew York?" "I believe it firmly, sir; and, what is more, I believe I was on histrack. I was only too anxious to find him; and I say I could have foundhim if they would have let me stay in New York. " I looked at Naomi.
"I believe it too, " she said. "John Jago is keeping away. " "Do you suppose he is afraid of Ambrose and Silas?" She hesitated.
"He _may_ be afraid of them, " she replied, with a s...trong emphasis onthe word "may. " "But you don't think it likely?" She hesitated again. I pressed her again.
"Do you think there is any other motive for his absence?" Her eyes dropped to the floor. She answered obstinately, almostdoggedly, "I can't say. " I addressed myself to Ambrose.
"Have you anything more to tell us?" I asked.
"No, " he said. "I have told you all I know about it. " I rose to speak to the lawyer whose services I had retained. He hadhelped us to get the order of admission, and he had accompanied us tothe prison.
What to read after The Dead Alive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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