Gordon Young

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Gordon Young Rich Crooks — Chapter 6 (1920)

I would not have had as much respect and liking for him if he had not been angry with me and said just the things he did say. There is much despicable in the man who shows common sense when in love. The ancients must have known it, for they pictured love as being blind. The fellow who calculates on whether or not a girl is trustworthy, whether or not he will have trouble on her account, is scarcely above the fellow who speculates on how much money he will make by the marriage.
Jack told me to go to the devil—that he was going to marry her at once.
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Gordon Young Rich Crooks — Chapter 6 (1920)

Take any sort of. strong, bold man, throw him into prison twice and he will probably come out of it desperate, dangerous, reckless. As nearly as I could gather from what I heard and what I suspected, Ellis had not only been jealous of him, but held him almost equally responsible for the things that made him, Ellis, so eager for vengeance against the brother.
So it was that Daniel Cornwall disappeared, taking Quiller with him. Quiller afterward came back to learn Cora's address, with a view toward recovering the precious box. Joseph did not know it.
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