Bill Gets a Move On
Bill Gets a Move On
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Mrs. Harkins followed. Soon he stopped and looked round. "I thought they woudn't follow me far, ' he said. "Come in here. " They entered a cake shop and sat down. Af- ter ordering tea for one, Bill said : "We had to go somewhere to count this, " drawing from his pocket the money he had taken from Tom. Pausing, he said, "I'm blest if I know what to do for the best. If I give you harf of this, Tom will rouse like hell; then, if I don't he'll spend the lot on drink. " Mrs. Harkins looked pleadingl...y at Bill, say- ing: "Well, what you give me I will take care of. I worked very hard at the restaurant, and I think I deserve some of it, " pointing to the money.
"Yes, " replied Bill. "You do. Even Tom said he couldn't work the business without you. " Bill counted the money into two separate amounts. "Here, " he said, handing her one and placing the other in an inside pocket, "I reckon it's your share, orlright. " Pulling out his watch, he rose, saying: "I'm blowed if I'm not too late for the first race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Harkins followed. Soon he stopped and looked round. "I thought they woudn't follow me far, ' he said. "Come in here. " They entered a cake shop and sat down. Af- ter ordering tea for one, Bill said : "We had to go somewhere to count this, " drawing from his pocket the money he had taken from Tom. Pausing, he said, "I'm blest if I know what to do for the best. If I give you harf of this, Tom will rouse like hell; then, if I don't he'll spend the lot on drink. " Mrs. Harkins looked pleadingl...y at Bill, say- ing: "Well, what you give me I will take care of. I worked very hard at the restaurant, and I think I deserve some of it, " pointing to the money.
"Yes, " replied Bill. "You do. Even Tom said he couldn't work the business without you. " Bill counted the money into two separate amounts. "Here, " he said, handing her one and placing the other in an inside pocket, "I reckon it's your share, orlright. " Pulling out his watch, he rose, saying: "I'm blowed if I'm not too late for the first race.
What to read after Bill Gets a Move On?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Van Brakkel to read onlineMoreLess
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