Billy And the Big Stick
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" "I would rather starve with you in New York, " said Claire, "than diehere without you. " At these words Billy desired greatly to kiss Claire, but the guards werescowling at him. It was not until Claire had gone to her room to packher bag and the chance to kiss her had passed that Billy recognized thatthe scowls were intended to convey the fact that the beer bottles wereempty. He remedied this and remained alone at his table considering theout look. The horizon was, indeed, gloomy, and the onl...y light upon it, the loyalty and love of the girl, only added to his bitterness. Aboveall things he desired to make her content, to protect her from disquiet, to convince her that in the sacrifice she was making she also wasplotting her own happiness. Had he been able to collect his ten thousandfrancs his world would have danced in sunshine. As it was, the heavenswere gray and for the future the skies promised only rainy days. Inthese de pressing reflections Billy was interrupted by the approach ofthe young man in the Panama hat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I would rather starve with you in New York, " said Claire, "than diehere without you. " At these words Billy desired greatly to kiss Claire, but the guards werescowling at him. It was not until Claire had gone to her room to packher bag and the chance to kiss her had passed that Billy recognized thatthe scowls were intended to convey the fact that the beer bottles wereempty. He remedied this and remained alone at his table considering theout look. The horizon was, indeed, gloomy, and the onl...y light upon it, the loyalty and love of the girl, only added to his bitterness. Aboveall things he desired to make her content, to protect her from disquiet, to convince her that in the sacrifice she was making she also wasplotting her own happiness. Had he been able to collect his ten thousandfrancs his world would have danced in sunshine. As it was, the heavenswere gray and for the future the skies promised only rainy days. Inthese de pressing reflections Billy was interrupted by the approach ofthe young man in the Panama hat.
What to read after Billy And the Big Stick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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