Alls Fair
Alls Fair
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Perrine. I didn't think to see you here. " Perrine had a dry, rather unpleasant laugh. "Noth- ing doing any other place in town. After you've been around the country club awhile, you get so you know every flower on the wallpaper. Anyway " he grinned "some of these mine girls are pretty as sin. " "Don't their men resent your going with them?" Mac asked curiously. He added, quickly: "After what you told me this afternoon, I should think you wouldn't be popular in these quarters. " "They don't min...d me, " Sam said. "I'm their pro- tection against losing their jobs through strikes. They know which side the butter's on. " "Oh, Sam Perrine's the hero of the county, " Sue 56 56 "ALL'S FAIR" . . .
said. "Everyone's smart enough to bow when he goes by. " Perrine said, "You parlor pink, Sue. Living on the fat of the land, and moaning about where the fat's sliced from. Me, I know where I stand. Every election the men vote for some fat glad-hander for sheriff, but I go right on being chief deputy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perrine. I didn't think to see you here. " Perrine had a dry, rather unpleasant laugh. "Noth- ing doing any other place in town. After you've been around the country club awhile, you get so you know every flower on the wallpaper. Anyway " he grinned "some of these mine girls are pretty as sin. " "Don't their men resent your going with them?" Mac asked curiously. He added, quickly: "After what you told me this afternoon, I should think you wouldn't be popular in these quarters. " "They don't min...d me, " Sam said. "I'm their pro- tection against losing their jobs through strikes. They know which side the butter's on. " "Oh, Sam Perrine's the hero of the county, " Sue 56 56 "ALL'S FAIR" . . .
said. "Everyone's smart enough to bow when he goes by. " Perrine said, "You parlor pink, Sue. Living on the fat of the land, and moaning about where the fat's sliced from. Me, I know where I stand. Every election the men vote for some fat glad-hander for sheriff, but I go right on being chief deputy.
What to read after Alls Fair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Edward Wormser to read onlineMoreLess
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