Wild Oranges
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Halvard cleared the table and John Woolfolk roused himself. He turnedto the shelf that ran above the berths and secured a small, locked tinbox. For an hour or more he was engaged alternately writing andcarefully reading various papers sealed with vermilion wafers. Then hecalled Halvard.
"I'll get you to witness these signatures, " he said, rising. PoulHalvard hesitated; then, with a furrowed brow, clumsily grasped thepen. "Here, " Woolfolk indicated. The man wrote slowly, linkingfortuitously th...e unsteady letters of his name. This arduous taskaccomplished, he immediately rose. John Woolfolk again took his place, turning to address the other, when he saw that one side of Halvard'sface was bluish and rapidly swelling.
"What's the matter with your jaw?" he promptly inquired.
Halvard avoided his gaze, obviously reluctant to speak, but Woolfolk'ssilent interrogation was insistent. Then: "I met that Nicholas, " Halvard admitted; "without a knife. " "Well?" Woolfolk insisted.
"There's something wrong with this cursed place, " Halvard saiddefiantly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Halvard cleared the table and John Woolfolk roused himself. He turnedto the shelf that ran above the berths and secured a small, locked tinbox. For an hour or more he was engaged alternately writing andcarefully reading various papers sealed with vermilion wafers. Then hecalled Halvard.
"I'll get you to witness these signatures, " he said, rising. PoulHalvard hesitated; then, with a furrowed brow, clumsily grasped thepen. "Here, " Woolfolk indicated. The man wrote slowly, linkingfortuitously th...e unsteady letters of his name. This arduous taskaccomplished, he immediately rose. John Woolfolk again took his place, turning to address the other, when he saw that one side of Halvard'sface was bluish and rapidly swelling.
"What's the matter with your jaw?" he promptly inquired.
Halvard avoided his gaze, obviously reluctant to speak, but Woolfolk'ssilent interrogation was insistent. Then: "I met that Nicholas, " Halvard admitted; "without a knife. " "Well?" Woolfolk insisted.
"There's something wrong with this cursed place, " Halvard saiddefiantly.
What to read after Wild Oranges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hergesheimer Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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