The Gold Girl
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On occasion of their previous meeting, he had hinted that Holland might pose as a friend of her father--apose Bethune, himself, boldly assumed. Perhaps Vil Holland had been afriend of her father. In the matter of the pack sack, to whom would aman intrust his belongings, if not to a friend? Surely not to anenemy, nor to one he had reason to suspect. And now Bethune openlyaccused him of cutting the pack sack, and intimated that he would nothesitate to rob her of her secret.
For a long time she sa...t with her elbow on the table and her chinresting in her palm, staring out at the overshadowing hills. "If therewas only somebody, " she muttered. "Somebody I could--" Suddenly sheleaped to her feet. "No, I'm glad there isn't! I'll play the gamealone! I came out here to do it, and I'll do it, in spite of forty VilHollands, and Bethunes, and Lord Clendennings! I'll find the minemyself--and I'll call it a mine, too, if I want to! And then, after Ifind it, if Mr. Monk Bethune can show me that he is entitled to ashare in it, I'll give it to him--and not before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On occasion of their previous meeting, he had hinted that Holland might pose as a friend of her father--apose Bethune, himself, boldly assumed. Perhaps Vil Holland had been afriend of her father. In the matter of the pack sack, to whom would aman intrust his belongings, if not to a friend? Surely not to anenemy, nor to one he had reason to suspect. And now Bethune openlyaccused him of cutting the pack sack, and intimated that he would nothesitate to rob her of her secret.
For a long time she sa...t with her elbow on the table and her chinresting in her palm, staring out at the overshadowing hills. "If therewas only somebody, " she muttered. "Somebody I could--" Suddenly sheleaped to her feet. "No, I'm glad there isn't! I'll play the gamealone! I came out here to do it, and I'll do it, in spite of forty VilHollands, and Bethunes, and Lord Clendennings! I'll find the minemyself--and I'll call it a mine, too, if I want to! And then, after Ifind it, if Mr. Monk Bethune can show me that he is entitled to ashare in it, I'll give it to him--and not before.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hendryx James Beardsley to read onlineMoreLess
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