The World's Greatest Books 7
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The drug had done its work.
Meadows found £7,000 under the sleeper's pillow, and carried the notes off undetected.
He returned in the early morning to his own house, he explained to Crawley why he had done this. " Don't you see that I have made George Fielding penniless, aad that now old Merton won't let him have his daughter.
He can't marry her at all now, and when the writ is served on old Merton he will be as strong as fire for me and against George Fielding. I am not a thief, and the day I ...marry Susan £7,000 will be put in George Fielding's hand; he won't know by whom, but you and I shall know. I am a sinner, but not a villain.
He lit a candle and placed it in the grate. " Come now," Meadows said coolly, " burn them ; then they will tell no tale." Crawley shrieked: "No, no, sir! Don't think of it, give them to me, and in twelve hours I will be in France ! " Meadows hesitated, and then agreed to give him the 89 The World's Greatest Books notes on condition Crawley went to France that very day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The drug had done its work.
Meadows found £7,000 under the sleeper's pillow, and carried the notes off undetected.
He returned in the early morning to his own house, he explained to Crawley why he had done this. " Don't you see that I have made George Fielding penniless, aad that now old Merton won't let him have his daughter.
He can't marry her at all now, and when the writ is served on old Merton he will be as strong as fire for me and against George Fielding. I am not a thief, and the day I ...marry Susan £7,000 will be put in George Fielding's hand; he won't know by whom, but you and I shall know. I am a sinner, but not a villain.
He lit a candle and placed it in the grate. " Come now," Meadows said coolly, " burn them ; then they will tell no tale." Crawley shrieked: "No, no, sir! Don't think of it, give them to me, and in twelve hours I will be in France ! " Meadows hesitated, and then agreed to give him the 89 The World's Greatest Books notes on condition Crawley went to France that very day.
What to read after The World's Greatest Books 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mee, Arthur, 1875-1943, Joint Editor to read onlineMoreLess
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