The Road to Mandalay
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" "It's not Roscoe, " said Shafto, striking a match; "who are you?" The flickering and uncertain light discovered a gaunt and unshavenEuropean in the shabbiest of clothes.
"Roscoe's out; what do you want?" he brusquely demanded.
"Only a couple of rupees, " was the hoarse reply. "I'm ashamed for youto see me; I'm down and under, as you may guess. " "Drink?" suggested Shafto, lighting another match.
"No; drugs--two devils: cocaine and morphia. " "I say, that's bad; can't you take a pull at yourse...lf?" "Too late now. " "Nothing's too late, " declared Shafto; "believe that and buck up. Well, here are four rupees for you. " As he put them into a shaking hand the match went out, and the loafernoiselessly melted away into the soft and impenetrable darkness.
Next morning Shafto informed Roscoe of this strange encounter.
"Such a water-logged derelict was never seen! One of your underworldfriends, I take it?" "Worse than that, " rejoined Roscoe; "he's my own first cousin. " In reply to Shafto's exclamation he added: "His father was the officerI told you about, who was so terribly worried by the plays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "It's not Roscoe, " said Shafto, striking a match; "who are you?" The flickering and uncertain light discovered a gaunt and unshavenEuropean in the shabbiest of clothes.
"Roscoe's out; what do you want?" he brusquely demanded.
"Only a couple of rupees, " was the hoarse reply. "I'm ashamed for youto see me; I'm down and under, as you may guess. " "Drink?" suggested Shafto, lighting another match.
"No; drugs--two devils: cocaine and morphia. " "I say, that's bad; can't you take a pull at yourse...lf?" "Too late now. " "Nothing's too late, " declared Shafto; "believe that and buck up. Well, here are four rupees for you. " As he put them into a shaking hand the match went out, and the loafernoiselessly melted away into the soft and impenetrable darkness.
Next morning Shafto informed Roscoe of this strange encounter.
"Such a water-logged derelict was never seen! One of your underworldfriends, I take it?" "Worse than that, " rejoined Roscoe; "he's my own first cousin. " In reply to Shafto's exclamation he added: "His father was the officerI told you about, who was so terribly worried by the plays.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B M Bithia Mary Croker to read onlineMoreLess
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