Big Timber 8 3
Big Timber 8 3
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Stella stood like one stricken. The very thing she dreaded had comeabout. Yet the manner of its unfolding was not as she had visualized itwhen she saw Fyfe near at hand. She saw now a side of her husband thatshe had never glimpsed, that she found hard to understand. She couldhave understood him beating Monohan senseless, if he could. A murderousfury of jealousy would not have surprised her. This did. He had notstruck a blow, did not attempt to strike.
She could not guess why, but she saw that h...e was playing with Monohan, making a fool of him, for all Monohan's advantage of height and reach. Fyfe moved like the light, always beyond Monohan's vengeful blows, slipping under those driving fists to slap his adversary, to trip him, mocking him with the futility of his effort.
She felt herself powerless to stop that sorry exhibition. It was not afight for her. Dimly she had a feeling that back of her lay somethingelse. An echo of it had been more than once in Fyfe's speech. Here andnow, they had forgotten her at the first word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stella stood like one stricken. The very thing she dreaded had comeabout. Yet the manner of its unfolding was not as she had visualized itwhen she saw Fyfe near at hand. She saw now a side of her husband thatshe had never glimpsed, that she found hard to understand. She couldhave understood him beating Monohan senseless, if he could. A murderousfury of jealousy would not have surprised her. This did. He had notstruck a blow, did not attempt to strike.
She could not guess why, but she saw that h...e was playing with Monohan, making a fool of him, for all Monohan's advantage of height and reach. Fyfe moved like the light, always beyond Monohan's vengeful blows, slipping under those driving fists to slap his adversary, to trip him, mocking him with the futility of his effort.
She felt herself powerless to stop that sorry exhibition. It was not afight for her. Dimly she had a feeling that back of her lay somethingelse. An echo of it had been more than once in Fyfe's speech. Here andnow, they had forgotten her at the first word.
What to read after Big Timber 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertrand W Sinclair to read onlineMoreLess
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