Beasley's Christmas Party
Beasley's Christmas Party
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Peck smote his palms together. "Grist!" he called, over hisshoulder, and his colleague struggled forward. "Listen to this: evenDowden ain't at Beasley's. Ain't the Lord workin' fer us to-night!" "Why don't you take Dowden with you, " I urged, "if there's anything youwant to show him?" "By George, I WILL!" shouted Peck. "I've got him where the hair's shortNOW!" "That's right, " said Grist.
"Gentlemen"--Peck turned to the others--"when we git to Mrs. Apperthwaite's, jest stop outside along the fe...nce a minute. I reckenwe'll pick up a recruit. " Shivering, we took up our way again in single file, stumbling throughdrifts that had deepened incredibly within the hour. The wind wasstraight against us, and so stingingly sharp and so laden with thedriving snow that when we reached Mrs. Apperthwaite's gate (which weapproached from the north, not passing Beasley's) my eyes were so fullof smarting tears I could see only blurred planes of light dancingvaguely in the darkness, instead of brightly lit windows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peck smote his palms together. "Grist!" he called, over hisshoulder, and his colleague struggled forward. "Listen to this: evenDowden ain't at Beasley's. Ain't the Lord workin' fer us to-night!" "Why don't you take Dowden with you, " I urged, "if there's anything youwant to show him?" "By George, I WILL!" shouted Peck. "I've got him where the hair's shortNOW!" "That's right, " said Grist.
"Gentlemen"--Peck turned to the others--"when we git to Mrs. Apperthwaite's, jest stop outside along the fe...nce a minute. I reckenwe'll pick up a recruit. " Shivering, we took up our way again in single file, stumbling throughdrifts that had deepened incredibly within the hour. The wind wasstraight against us, and so stingingly sharp and so laden with thedriving snow that when we reached Mrs. Apperthwaite's gate (which weapproached from the north, not passing Beasley's) my eyes were so fullof smarting tears I could see only blurred planes of light dancingvaguely in the darkness, instead of brightly lit windows.
What to read after Beasley's Christmas Party?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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