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"How'd you like it, Ben?" asked Barney.
"Bully, " said Ben.
"I liked the fight best, " said Barney. "Jones give it to him just aboutright. " "Yes, that was good, " said Ben; "but I liked it best where Alphonso saysto Montmorency, 'Caitiff, beware, or, by the heavens above, my trustysword shall drink thy foul heart's blood!'" Ben gave this with the stage emphasis, so far as he could imitate it. Barney listened admiringly.
"I say, Ben, " he replied, "you did that bully. You'd make a tip-topactor.... " "Would I?" said Ben, complacently. "I think I'd like to try it if I knewenough. How much money have you got, Barney?" "Nary a red. I spent the last on peanuts. " "Just my case. We'll have to find some place to turn in for the night. " "I know a place, " said Barney, "if they'll let us in. " "Whereabouts is it?" "Down to Dover Street wharf. " "What sort of a place is it? There aint any boxes or old wagons, arethere?" "No, it's under the wharf, --a bully place. " "Under the wharf! It's wet, isn't it?" "No, you just come along.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How'd you like it, Ben?" asked Barney.
"Bully, " said Ben.
"I liked the fight best, " said Barney. "Jones give it to him just aboutright. " "Yes, that was good, " said Ben; "but I liked it best where Alphonso saysto Montmorency, 'Caitiff, beware, or, by the heavens above, my trustysword shall drink thy foul heart's blood!'" Ben gave this with the stage emphasis, so far as he could imitate it. Barney listened admiringly.
"I say, Ben, " he replied, "you did that bully. You'd make a tip-topactor.... " "Would I?" said Ben, complacently. "I think I'd like to try it if I knewenough. How much money have you got, Barney?" "Nary a red. I spent the last on peanuts. " "Just my case. We'll have to find some place to turn in for the night. " "I know a place, " said Barney, "if they'll let us in. " "Whereabouts is it?" "Down to Dover Street wharf. " "What sort of a place is it? There aint any boxes or old wagons, arethere?" "No, it's under the wharf, --a bully place. " "Under the wharf! It's wet, isn't it?" "No, you just come along.
What to read after Ben, the Luggage Boy;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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