The House On the Sands
The House On the Sands
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"'Said the pieman to Simple Simon, show me first your penny,' " quoted Tate.
" But they named their terms, didn't they ? " asked Sir Peter, innocently.
" Who ? " snapped Tate, eyeing him nar- rowly, ''Why, the promoters, the New Century Company." Amy, from her corner, was puzzling over her father's manner. She, like Tate, was struck by his unwonted disregard of the first principles of business according to his creed, and she wondered why he was so anxious to help Julian out of a difficulty whic...h was, theoretically, at least, advan- tageous to himself.
"Oh, the whole things a plant," said Tate, carelessly ; " there are no promoters, only con- spirators. We've traced everything except names, and we shall have those presently. We only hit once in TAe Belir " That's rather a serious accusation until you are in possession of all the facts," said Sir Peter, in a shocked voice. ** Do you mean to say that the New Century is a bogus concern } Con- spirators is strong language. It strikes me," he Digitized by VjOOQIC The House on the Sands said, with a laugh of genial protest, *' that TA^ Bell will find itself in court for libel if its editor isn't a little more careful" Tate intimated that he should welcome any action which would cause the New Century ghosts to declare themselves- " Well, well, it's a pity you can't ^u-rive at some compromise," said Sir Peter; "I'm afraid they'll make it a test question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"'Said the pieman to Simple Simon, show me first your penny,' " quoted Tate.
" But they named their terms, didn't they ? " asked Sir Peter, innocently.
" Who ? " snapped Tate, eyeing him nar- rowly, ''Why, the promoters, the New Century Company." Amy, from her corner, was puzzling over her father's manner. She, like Tate, was struck by his unwonted disregard of the first principles of business according to his creed, and she wondered why he was so anxious to help Julian out of a difficulty whic...h was, theoretically, at least, advan- tageous to himself.
"Oh, the whole things a plant," said Tate, carelessly ; " there are no promoters, only con- spirators. We've traced everything except names, and we shall have those presently. We only hit once in TAe Belir " That's rather a serious accusation until you are in possession of all the facts," said Sir Peter, in a shocked voice. ** Do you mean to say that the New Century is a bogus concern } Con- spirators is strong language. It strikes me," he Digitized by VjOOQIC The House on the Sands said, with a laugh of genial protest, *' that TA^ Bell will find itself in court for libel if its editor isn't a little more careful" Tate intimated that he should welcome any action which would cause the New Century ghosts to declare themselves- " Well, well, it's a pity you can't ^u-rive at some compromise," said Sir Peter; "I'm afraid they'll make it a test question.
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