A Man And His Money
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"Jest becos she is 'over there', boss, " returned the darky lazily. "Mighty swift tide sweeping around de head of dat island!" heexplained.
"And you don't like rowing against it?" Quickly. "See here, I'll tellyou what I'll do. I like a bit of exercise, and just for the gamble, I'll give you sixty cents a dozen for the lot, and keep all I can getover that. The owner of that craft is a Russian and all Russians likesea food. When they can't get caviar, they'll no doubt make a bid forcrabs. " "Dat ...sounds like berry good argumentation, boss. Make itseventy"--avarice struggling on the dusky countenance--"an'--" "Done!" said Mr. Heatherbloom, endeavoring to disguise the fierceeagerness welling within him. "Here's on account!" Tossing his last billto the other. "And now, get out. It'll be easier pulling without you. " The darky grinned and obeyed. This was a strenuous passenger truly, notaverse to stiff rowing, after a stiff walk, "jest for pleasure". But thedusky pilot had met these anomalous white beings before--"spo'tsmen", they called themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Jest becos she is 'over there', boss, " returned the darky lazily. "Mighty swift tide sweeping around de head of dat island!" heexplained.
"And you don't like rowing against it?" Quickly. "See here, I'll tellyou what I'll do. I like a bit of exercise, and just for the gamble, I'll give you sixty cents a dozen for the lot, and keep all I can getover that. The owner of that craft is a Russian and all Russians likesea food. When they can't get caviar, they'll no doubt make a bid forcrabs. " "Dat ...sounds like berry good argumentation, boss. Make itseventy"--avarice struggling on the dusky countenance--"an'--" "Done!" said Mr. Heatherbloom, endeavoring to disguise the fierceeagerness welling within him. "Here's on account!" Tossing his last billto the other. "And now, get out. It'll be easier pulling without you. " The darky grinned and obeyed. This was a strenuous passenger truly, notaverse to stiff rowing, after a stiff walk, "jest for pleasure". But thedusky pilot had met these anomalous white beings before--"spo'tsmen", they called themselves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isham Frederic Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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