A Night Out
A Night Out
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The insolence of it! It was past belief!
"Oh, please, Mr. Bo!" wailed Lizzie, wringing her paws as she perchedupon the roof. "Do hurry while youse has got de chanst! He'll rip yousomethin' terrible! For _my_ sake, dearie, _won't_ you slope?" "No, not upon your life!" called Omar Ben gravely. "I will not demeanmyself by retreating from any cat alive. " This statement was fat with brave audacity, but lean in the matter ofdiscretion; so Pete leaned down with one last friendly whisper of appeal: "W...'y, you chowder-headed ass, he'll make yer look like a moth-et flannelshirt! _Beat it_!" The patrician declined to "beat it, " and Ash-Can Sam edged a littlecloser, wearing a dissolute, wicked leer of joy. He circled slowly roundthe stranger cat, eying Omar Ben's glossy coat and humming a sort ofvulgar chant: Ain't it a sham-m-m-m-e! To chaw up mommer's sugar-pet, An' hurt his nose, not soon, but yet. Oh, ain't it a sham-m-m-m-e!
Omar Ben regarded the bully in calm scorn. "You disreputable beast, " hesaid, "shut up!" Sam, in no uncertain terms, stated his unwillingness to shut up, and theconversation became personal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The insolence of it! It was past belief!
"Oh, please, Mr. Bo!" wailed Lizzie, wringing her paws as she perchedupon the roof. "Do hurry while youse has got de chanst! He'll rip yousomethin' terrible! For _my_ sake, dearie, _won't_ you slope?" "No, not upon your life!" called Omar Ben gravely. "I will not demeanmyself by retreating from any cat alive. " This statement was fat with brave audacity, but lean in the matter ofdiscretion; so Pete leaned down with one last friendly whisper of appeal: "W...'y, you chowder-headed ass, he'll make yer look like a moth-et flannelshirt! _Beat it_!" The patrician declined to "beat it, " and Ash-Can Sam edged a littlecloser, wearing a dissolute, wicked leer of joy. He circled slowly roundthe stranger cat, eying Omar Ben's glossy coat and humming a sort ofvulgar chant: Ain't it a sham-m-m-m-e! To chaw up mommer's sugar-pet, An' hurt his nose, not soon, but yet. Oh, ain't it a sham-m-m-m-e!
Omar Ben regarded the bully in calm scorn. "You disreputable beast, " hesaid, "shut up!" Sam, in no uncertain terms, stated his unwillingness to shut up, and theconversation became personal.
What to read after A Night Out?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peple, Edward Henry, 1869-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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