The Gold Bag
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" "Absurd!" I said.
"Yes, it is absurd, " he went on, "for had I desired Joseph's fortune, I need not have killed him to acquire it. He told me the day beforehe died that he intended to disinherit Florence, and make me his heir, unless she broke with that secretary of his. I tried to dissuade himfrom this step, for we are not a mercenary lot, we Crawfords, and Ithought I had made him reconsider his decision. Now, as it turns out, hepersisted in his resolve, and was only prevented from carrying ...it out bythis midnight assassin. We must find that villain, Mr. Burroughs! Do notconsider expense; do anything you can to track him down. " "Then, Mr. Crawford, " said I, "if you do not mind the outlay, I advisethat we send for Fleming Stone. He is a detective of extraordinarypowers, and I am quite willing to surrender the case to him. " Philip Crawford eyed me keenly.
"You give up easily, young man, " he said banteringly.
"I know it seems so, " I replied, "but I have my reasons. One is, thatFleming Stone makes important deductions from seemingly unimportantclues; and he holds that unless these clues are followed immediately, they are lost sight of and great opportunities are gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Absurd!" I said.
"Yes, it is absurd, " he went on, "for had I desired Joseph's fortune, I need not have killed him to acquire it. He told me the day beforehe died that he intended to disinherit Florence, and make me his heir, unless she broke with that secretary of his. I tried to dissuade himfrom this step, for we are not a mercenary lot, we Crawfords, and Ithought I had made him reconsider his decision. Now, as it turns out, hepersisted in his resolve, and was only prevented from carrying ...it out bythis midnight assassin. We must find that villain, Mr. Burroughs! Do notconsider expense; do anything you can to track him down. " "Then, Mr. Crawford, " said I, "if you do not mind the outlay, I advisethat we send for Fleming Stone. He is a detective of extraordinarypowers, and I am quite willing to surrender the case to him. " Philip Crawford eyed me keenly.
"You give up easily, young man, " he said banteringly.
"I know it seems so, " I replied, "but I have my reasons. One is, thatFleming Stone makes important deductions from seemingly unimportantclues; and he holds that unless these clues are followed immediately, they are lost sight of and great opportunities are gone.
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