Gettysburg Stories of the Red Harvest And the Aftermath
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But the old man did not see the extended hand. He was staring at Brant s smooth face as though he saw it for the first time.
"You pay me my money, " he said thickly.
"I am paying you your money, " answered Brant.
The clerk looked up, meaning to order old Daggett out. Then his pen dropped from his hand as he saw Brant s face.
"You give me my thousand dollars, " said Daggett. "I want my thousand dollars. " Some one in the crowd laughed. Every one in Gettysburg had heard of Daggett s thou sand dol...lars.
"Put him out! He s crazy. " THE SUBSTITUTE 129 " Be still, " said some one, who was watch ing Brant.
11 1 want my thousand dollars, " said old Daggett, again. He looked as though, even in his age and weakness, he would spring upon Brant. "I want my thousand dollars. " Brant thrust a trembling hand into his pocket and drew out his check-book. If he had had a moment to think, if the face before him had not been so ferocious, if General Davenant, whom he knew, and who knew him, had not been looking with stern inquiry over old Daggett s shoulder, he might have laughed, or he might have pretended that he had tried to find Daggett after the war, or he might have denied that he had ever seen him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the old man did not see the extended hand. He was staring at Brant s smooth face as though he saw it for the first time.
"You pay me my money, " he said thickly.
"I am paying you your money, " answered Brant.
The clerk looked up, meaning to order old Daggett out. Then his pen dropped from his hand as he saw Brant s face.
"You give me my thousand dollars, " said Daggett. "I want my thousand dollars. " Some one in the crowd laughed. Every one in Gettysburg had heard of Daggett s thou sand dol...lars.
"Put him out! He s crazy. " THE SUBSTITUTE 129 " Be still, " said some one, who was watch ing Brant.
11 1 want my thousand dollars, " said old Daggett, again. He looked as though, even in his age and weakness, he would spring upon Brant. "I want my thousand dollars. " Brant thrust a trembling hand into his pocket and drew out his check-book. If he had had a moment to think, if the face before him had not been so ferocious, if General Davenant, whom he knew, and who knew him, had not been looking with stern inquiry over old Daggett s shoulder, he might have laughed, or he might have pretended that he had tried to find Daggett after the war, or he might have denied that he had ever seen him.
What to read after Gettysburg Stories of the Red Harvest And the Aftermath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elsie Singmaster to read onlineMoreLess
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