Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford. a Cheerful Account of the Rise And Fall of An American Business Buccaneer
Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford. a Cheerful Account of the Rise And Fall of An American Business Buccaneer
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The conductor's smile, while gracious enough, was only fleeting, for this thing of being re- sponsible for Eighteen was an anxious busi- ness, the gravity of which the traveling public should be taught to appreciate more.
**We're nearly a minute off now,'* he said, **and IVe let myself in to wait for a Dutch- man I let run out when I saw you coming.
There he is. Third car up for you, sir,*' and he ran up to the steps of the second car himself.
The missing passenger came tearing through the gate...s just as Wallingford went up the car steps. The conductor held his hand aloft, and the engineer, looking back, impatiently clanged his bell. The porter picked up his stepping-box and jumped on after his tip, but he looked out to watch the little German racing with all his 178 Digitized by Google WALLINGFORD might up the platform, and did not withdraw his head imtil the belated one, all legs and arms, scrambled upon the train. Instantly the wheels began to revolve, both vestibule doors were closed with a slam, and a moment later Carl Klug, puffing and panting, dropped upon a seat in the smoking compartment, opposite to the calm J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The conductor's smile, while gracious enough, was only fleeting, for this thing of being re- sponsible for Eighteen was an anxious busi- ness, the gravity of which the traveling public should be taught to appreciate more.
**We're nearly a minute off now,'* he said, **and IVe let myself in to wait for a Dutch- man I let run out when I saw you coming.
There he is. Third car up for you, sir,*' and he ran up to the steps of the second car himself.
The missing passenger came tearing through the gate...s just as Wallingford went up the car steps. The conductor held his hand aloft, and the engineer, looking back, impatiently clanged his bell. The porter picked up his stepping-box and jumped on after his tip, but he looked out to watch the little German racing with all his 178 Digitized by Google WALLINGFORD might up the platform, and did not withdraw his head imtil the belated one, all legs and arms, scrambled upon the train. Instantly the wheels began to revolve, both vestibule doors were closed with a slam, and a moment later Carl Klug, puffing and panting, dropped upon a seat in the smoking compartment, opposite to the calm J.
What to read after Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford. a Cheerful Account of the Rise And Fall of An American Business Buccaneer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chester George Randolph to read onlineMoreLess
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