Checkers a Hard Luck Story
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For somehow since his jesting words of the previous Sabbath morning, he had allowed his fancy to run the gamut of many glittering possibilities.
He had started forth that evening, feel- ing a pleasurable excitement in the vague presentiment that he was going to meet his destiny. But now it simply " would n't do. " He decided quickly and became re- signed.
" It was n't that she was really so ugly, ' 1 he afterwards explained to me, " but there was n't anything about her that you could tie to, an...d sort of forget the rest " except 96 CHECKERS her "stuff, " and he wasn't sure but that was one of Arthur's " pipe-dreams. " She had no style, no face, no figure. Nothing at all for a little starter. She was just a girl, that was all just a girl. A fact which put her beyond the pale.
"Why do you say 'poor fellow ?'" said Checkers, after several moments silence. " It seems to me he 's mighty lucky to have such a tidy little friend. " " Yes, but I fear she is only a friend, and that 's why I 'm so sorry for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For somehow since his jesting words of the previous Sabbath morning, he had allowed his fancy to run the gamut of many glittering possibilities.
He had started forth that evening, feel- ing a pleasurable excitement in the vague presentiment that he was going to meet his destiny. But now it simply " would n't do. " He decided quickly and became re- signed.
" It was n't that she was really so ugly, ' 1 he afterwards explained to me, " but there was n't anything about her that you could tie to, an...d sort of forget the rest " except 96 CHECKERS her "stuff, " and he wasn't sure but that was one of Arthur's " pipe-dreams. " She had no style, no face, no figure. Nothing at all for a little starter. She was just a girl, that was all just a girl. A fact which put her beyond the pale.
"Why do you say 'poor fellow ?'" said Checkers, after several moments silence. " It seems to me he 's mighty lucky to have such a tidy little friend. " " Yes, but I fear she is only a friend, and that 's why I 'm so sorry for him.
What to read after Checkers a Hard Luck Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Blossom to read onlineMoreLess
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