The Long Lanes Turning
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He has been deeply concerned in your case. " 2i6 THE LONG LANE'S TURNING " It is a pleasure, " Harry replied simply. " He has been put to considerable pains, in which there is very little credit, I am afraid. " " His interest, " the Governor went on, " as he has assured me, arises from a conviction that there is some hidden element in the affair that, if it had been brought out, might have put a different face upon it. " Harry bowed but did not answer.
" You have a good reason, I take it, for m...ain- taining the silence as to yourself which my friend here finds so difficult? " " The very best, " said Harry grimly.
The Governor mused a moment. " You will par- don me, I am sure, if I ask you one other question. Have you ever been in prison? " " No, " said Harry.
" Have you committed crime in the past? " " As the law counts it, no. " He looked the Governor steadily in the eyes as he spoke and the other, a keen judge of men, with a knowledge, bred of long life and observation, of the workings of the human conscience, felt a strange in- clination to believe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has been deeply concerned in your case. " 2i6 THE LONG LANE'S TURNING " It is a pleasure, " Harry replied simply. " He has been put to considerable pains, in which there is very little credit, I am afraid. " " His interest, " the Governor went on, " as he has assured me, arises from a conviction that there is some hidden element in the affair that, if it had been brought out, might have put a different face upon it. " Harry bowed but did not answer.
" You have a good reason, I take it, for m...ain- taining the silence as to yourself which my friend here finds so difficult? " " The very best, " said Harry grimly.
The Governor mused a moment. " You will par- don me, I am sure, if I ask you one other question. Have you ever been in prison? " " No, " said Harry.
" Have you committed crime in the past? " " As the law counts it, no. " He looked the Governor steadily in the eyes as he spoke and the other, a keen judge of men, with a knowledge, bred of long life and observation, of the workings of the human conscience, felt a strange in- clination to believe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hallie Erminie Rives to read onlineMoreLess
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