Felix Oday
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"It is not one-thirdof its value, but I see that it is all I can do. " Otto smiled--the smile of a man who had hit thething at which he aimed--felt in his inside pocket, drew out a great flat pocketbook, and counted outthe bills.
Dalton swept them up as a winner at baccaratsweeps up his coin, apparently without counting them, stuffed the crumpled bank-notes into his pocket, andstarted for the door.
Half-way down the long shop he halted opposite asideboard laden with old silver and glass and, to... showthat he was not in a hurry, paused for an instant, picking up a cut-glass decanter with a silver top, remarking casually, as he laid it back, "Like one Ihave at home, " continuing his inspection by holdingaloft a pipe-stem glass, to see the color the better.
As he resumed his walk to the door, Felix, withMasie and a customer ahead of him, was just descendingthe rear stairs from the "banquet hall" above. He thus had a full view of the store below. Somethingin the way with which the bubble-blown glass washandled attracted O'Day's attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It is not one-thirdof its value, but I see that it is all I can do. " Otto smiled--the smile of a man who had hit thething at which he aimed--felt in his inside pocket, drew out a great flat pocketbook, and counted outthe bills.
Dalton swept them up as a winner at baccaratsweeps up his coin, apparently without counting them, stuffed the crumpled bank-notes into his pocket, andstarted for the door.
Half-way down the long shop he halted opposite asideboard laden with old silver and glass and, to... showthat he was not in a hurry, paused for an instant, picking up a cut-glass decanter with a silver top, remarking casually, as he laid it back, "Like one Ihave at home, " continuing his inspection by holdingaloft a pipe-stem glass, to see the color the better.
As he resumed his walk to the door, Felix, withMasie and a customer ahead of him, was just descendingthe rear stairs from the "banquet hall" above. He thus had a full view of the store below. Somethingin the way with which the bubble-blown glass washandled attracted O'Day's attention.
What to read after Felix Oday?
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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