Follow the Ball
Follow the Ball
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Well, say this is Perkins, Harry Perkins, out at the rilling station on the Bluffs Road. Yeah ! Say, there's a kid here yeah, young fellow that's right. He wants you JOE RESIGNS to stop a car that just went through here, number 21, 678, he says. He says the guys in it are a couple of thieves and that they've got the car filled with bicycles swiped over in Central. Huh? Yeah, that's right, two, one, six, seven, eight. All right, I'll hold it. " "Did he is he going to do it?" asked Joe eagerly.
"...Guess so. He told me to hold the line. Prob- ablyhello! What? Sure, here he is!" He motioned Joe and put the receiver in his hand. "Wants to talk to you, " he explained.
From far away came a faint, gruff voice. "Hello ! Where'd you get that story from, my boy?" Joe told his tale, standing first on one foot and then on the other, shouting loudly to convey his certainty, to convince the unseen and evidently somewhat incredulous official. In the end he must have succeeded, for the official broke into a repeti- tion with: "All right, son!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, say this is Perkins, Harry Perkins, out at the rilling station on the Bluffs Road. Yeah ! Say, there's a kid here yeah, young fellow that's right. He wants you JOE RESIGNS to stop a car that just went through here, number 21, 678, he says. He says the guys in it are a couple of thieves and that they've got the car filled with bicycles swiped over in Central. Huh? Yeah, that's right, two, one, six, seven, eight. All right, I'll hold it. " "Did he is he going to do it?" asked Joe eagerly.
"...Guess so. He told me to hold the line. Prob- ablyhello! What? Sure, here he is!" He motioned Joe and put the receiver in his hand. "Wants to talk to you, " he explained.
From far away came a faint, gruff voice. "Hello ! Where'd you get that story from, my boy?" Joe told his tale, standing first on one foot and then on the other, shouting loudly to convey his certainty, to convince the unseen and evidently somewhat incredulous official. In the end he must have succeeded, for the official broke into a repeti- tion with: "All right, son!
What to read after Follow the Ball?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbour Ralph Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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