The Merry Anne
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If I can get the five thousand for you, you will hand me seven hundred and fifty. Now, I suppose the sooner we get at this, the better for both of us. When can I see you and talk it over?" " You might come around this afternoon. " "Say two o'clock?" " That's all right. " " Where do you live ? " " I'm stoppin' over on North Clark. Forty- two-seventy-two an* a half, third floor. You'll be around, then, will you, Mr. Mr. " " Bedloe's my name. Yes, I'll be there at two sharp. " But at two o'clock, ...when Beveridge called at the boarding-house on North Clark Street he 154 THE MERRY ANNE found that Roche was gons. " He only stopped here a day, " said the landlady. " This noon he paid me and said he was called out of town by a telegram. " " Did he say when he would be back ? " " He didn't know. " " Did he leave his things ? " " No. What little he had he took along. " Beveridge turned thoughtfully away and walked around the corner, where Wilson was awaiting him. He had no means of knowing that Roche was already well on the way to Spencer, where Smiley saw him a few days later.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I can get the five thousand for you, you will hand me seven hundred and fifty. Now, I suppose the sooner we get at this, the better for both of us. When can I see you and talk it over?" " You might come around this afternoon. " "Say two o'clock?" " That's all right. " " Where do you live ? " " I'm stoppin' over on North Clark. Forty- two-seventy-two an* a half, third floor. You'll be around, then, will you, Mr. Mr. " " Bedloe's my name. Yes, I'll be there at two sharp. " But at two o'clock, ...when Beveridge called at the boarding-house on North Clark Street he 154 THE MERRY ANNE found that Roche was gons. " He only stopped here a day, " said the landlady. " This noon he paid me and said he was called out of town by a telegram. " " Did he say when he would be back ? " " He didn't know. " " Did he leave his things ? " " No. What little he had he took along. " Beveridge turned thoughtfully away and walked around the corner, where Wilson was awaiting him. He had no means of knowing that Roche was already well on the way to Spencer, where Smiley saw him a few days later.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merwin Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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