Colonel Carter of Cartersville
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" "Don't mention it, Colonel. You never grazed me. If you want to plasterthat syndicate all over with Garden Spots, go ahead. I won't say aword. There's my hand. " The colonel never altered a line in his face nor moved a muscle of hisbody. Mr. Klutchem's hand remained suspended in mid air.
"Yo' action is creditable to yo' heart, suh, but you know, of course, that I cannot take yo' hand here. I insulted you in a public office, and in the presence of yo' friends and of mine, some of whom are atth...is moment awaitin' our return. I feel assured, suh, that under thecircumstances you will make an effort, however painful it may be toyou, to relieve me from this stain on my cha'acter. Allow me to offeryou my arm, and help you to my caarriage, suh. I will not detain youmo' than an hour. " [Illustration] Klutchem looked at him in perfect astonishment.
"What for?" The colonel's color rose.
"That this matter may be settled properly, suh. I insulted you publiclyin my office. I wish to apologize in the same way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Don't mention it, Colonel. You never grazed me. If you want to plasterthat syndicate all over with Garden Spots, go ahead. I won't say aword. There's my hand. " The colonel never altered a line in his face nor moved a muscle of hisbody. Mr. Klutchem's hand remained suspended in mid air.
"Yo' action is creditable to yo' heart, suh, but you know, of course, that I cannot take yo' hand here. I insulted you in a public office, and in the presence of yo' friends and of mine, some of whom are atth...is moment awaitin' our return. I feel assured, suh, that under thecircumstances you will make an effort, however painful it may be toyou, to relieve me from this stain on my cha'acter. Allow me to offeryou my arm, and help you to my caarriage, suh. I will not detain youmo' than an hour. " [Illustration] Klutchem looked at him in perfect astonishment.
"What for?" The colonel's color rose.
"That this matter may be settled properly, suh. I insulted you publiclyin my office. I wish to apologize in the same way.
What to read after Colonel Carter of Cartersville?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Hopkinson Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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