Why Did He Do It?
Why Did He Do It?
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I saw the man himself. ' Bring me a copy/ said he, 'and I'll lay you down thirty pounds for it on that desk.'" "* They're asking five more for one at the United Service Stores/ answered I. 'Trade profit/ said he.
' Where they picked it up the gracious knows. There's not occurred an example of it in the salerooms for a good fifty years. It's a rare book.' I asked him why, and it seems the whole edition of the thing was sup- pressed and destroyed before it was well issued. That was in 1828. There... was some gross ofiFence in it to a certain high personage, and the thing had to be with- drawn. Only a copy or two got out, and they're in private collections. The Museum hasn't got one, Witherspoon hasn't got one; deuce a one is to be had, it seems, for love or money— -only that at the Stores." "And that you despair of ? " " We'll see. I'm going to pay 'em a visit, anyway.
And in the meantime we may as well be raking over the stalls again." "All right 1 Come on." " What I You're eager, too, are you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw the man himself. ' Bring me a copy/ said he, 'and I'll lay you down thirty pounds for it on that desk.'" "* They're asking five more for one at the United Service Stores/ answered I. 'Trade profit/ said he.
' Where they picked it up the gracious knows. There's not occurred an example of it in the salerooms for a good fifty years. It's a rare book.' I asked him why, and it seems the whole edition of the thing was sup- pressed and destroyed before it was well issued. That was in 1828. There... was some gross ofiFence in it to a certain high personage, and the thing had to be with- drawn. Only a copy or two got out, and they're in private collections. The Museum hasn't got one, Witherspoon hasn't got one; deuce a one is to be had, it seems, for love or money— -only that at the Stores." "And that you despair of ? " " We'll see. I'm going to pay 'em a visit, anyway.
And in the meantime we may as well be raking over the stalls again." "All right 1 Come on." " What I You're eager, too, are you ?
What to read after Why Did He Do It??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Capes to read onlineMoreLess
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