The Pagan's Cup
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By this time no one will be watching for me hereabouts, as I am supposed to be in London. I shall go to- morrow night and return to my London quarters, where Adam awaits me.
By the way, Haverleigh, has that fool of a detective gone ? " " He is going to-morrow," said Leo, in a surly tone.
" All the better. We can travel to London together. Ah, you smile, my dear Leo, but I assure you that if I chose to travel with Marton I should do so. I can disguise myself so effectively that even he would not... know me. It is not the first time I have baffled him." " Look here, Mr. Pratt, or whatever you choose to call yourself," said the young man, calmly, " you have been kind to me in your own way, and I do not want to take advantage of your present unfortunate position.
At the same time, you are a thief and a criminal, and I want to have nothing to do with you. Mrs. Gabriel may approve of your company, but I do not wish to have you for a friend. I shall hold my tongue, but I recommend you to leave this place ^s soon as possible." A New Complication 91 Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By this time no one will be watching for me hereabouts, as I am supposed to be in London. I shall go to- morrow night and return to my London quarters, where Adam awaits me.
By the way, Haverleigh, has that fool of a detective gone ? " " He is going to-morrow," said Leo, in a surly tone.
" All the better. We can travel to London together. Ah, you smile, my dear Leo, but I assure you that if I chose to travel with Marton I should do so. I can disguise myself so effectively that even he would not... know me. It is not the first time I have baffled him." " Look here, Mr. Pratt, or whatever you choose to call yourself," said the young man, calmly, " you have been kind to me in your own way, and I do not want to take advantage of your present unfortunate position.
At the same time, you are a thief and a criminal, and I want to have nothing to do with you. Mrs. Gabriel may approve of your company, but I do not wish to have you for a friend. I shall hold my tongue, but I recommend you to leave this place ^s soon as possible." A New Complication 91 Mrs.
What to read after The Pagan's Cup?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume Fergus to read onlineMoreLess
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