A Breath of Prairie And Other Stories
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Quack! Quack!
That is the story--all except for Sandford's derisive laugh.
"What'd I tell you?" he exults. "Wiped your eye for you that time, didn't I?" "How in the world I missed--" It is all that I can say. "They lookedas big as--as suspended tubs. " "Buck-fever, " explains Sandford, laconically.
"That's all right. " I feel my fighting-blood rising, and I swear witha mighty wordless oath that I'll be avenged for that laugh. "The dayis young yet. If, before night, I don't wipe both your eyes, ...and wipethem good--" "I know you will, old man. " Sandford is smiling understandingly, andin a flash I return the smile with equal understanding. "And when youdo, laugh at me, laugh long and loud. " CHAPTER XI--THE COLD GRAY DAWN At a quarter of twelve o'clock a week later, I slip out of my officesheepishly, and, walking a half-block, take the elevator to the fifthfloor of the Exchange Building, on the corner. The white enamel ofSandford's tiny box of an office glistens, as I enter the door, andthe tiling looks fresh and clean, as though scrubbed an hour before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quack! Quack!
That is the story--all except for Sandford's derisive laugh.
"What'd I tell you?" he exults. "Wiped your eye for you that time, didn't I?" "How in the world I missed--" It is all that I can say. "They lookedas big as--as suspended tubs. " "Buck-fever, " explains Sandford, laconically.
"That's all right. " I feel my fighting-blood rising, and I swear witha mighty wordless oath that I'll be avenged for that laugh. "The dayis young yet. If, before night, I don't wipe both your eyes, ...and wipethem good--" "I know you will, old man. " Sandford is smiling understandingly, andin a flash I return the smile with equal understanding. "And when youdo, laugh at me, laugh long and loud. " CHAPTER XI--THE COLD GRAY DAWN At a quarter of twelve o'clock a week later, I slip out of my officesheepishly, and, walking a half-block, take the elevator to the fifthfloor of the Exchange Building, on the corner. The white enamel ofSandford's tiny box of an office glistens, as I enter the door, andthe tiling looks fresh and clean, as though scrubbed an hour before.
What to read after A Breath of Prairie And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lillibridge Will to read onlineMoreLess
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