Guy Garrick
Guy Garrick
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It was beingcrushed, like the flimsy outside door, before the unwonted attack.
Upwards, by fractions of an inch, by millimeters, the door wasbeing forced. There was such straining and stress of materialsthat I really began to wonder whether the building itself wouldstand it.
"Scientific jimmying, " gasped Garrick, as the door bulged more andmore and seemed almost to threaten to topple in at any moment.
I looked at the stubby little cylinder with its short stump of alever. Garrick had taken it o...ut now and had wedged it horizontallybetween the ice-box door and the outer stonework of the buildingitself. Then he jammed some pieces of wood in to wedge it tighterand again began to pump at the handle vigorously.
"What is it?" I asked, almost in awe at the titanic power of theapparently insignificant little thing.
"My scientific sledgehammer, " he panted, still working the levermore vigorously than ever backward and forward. "In other words, ahydraulic ram. There is no swinging of axes or wielding of crow-bars necessary any more, Dillon, in breaking down a door likethis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was beingcrushed, like the flimsy outside door, before the unwonted attack.
Upwards, by fractions of an inch, by millimeters, the door wasbeing forced. There was such straining and stress of materialsthat I really began to wonder whether the building itself wouldstand it.
"Scientific jimmying, " gasped Garrick, as the door bulged more andmore and seemed almost to threaten to topple in at any moment.
I looked at the stubby little cylinder with its short stump of alever. Garrick had taken it o...ut now and had wedged it horizontallybetween the ice-box door and the outer stonework of the buildingitself. Then he jammed some pieces of wood in to wedge it tighterand again began to pump at the handle vigorously.
"What is it?" I asked, almost in awe at the titanic power of theapparently insignificant little thing.
"My scientific sledgehammer, " he panted, still working the levermore vigorously than ever backward and forward. "In other words, ahydraulic ram. There is no swinging of axes or wielding of crow-bars necessary any more, Dillon, in breaking down a door likethis.
What to read after Guy Garrick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur B Reeve And John W Grey to read onlineMoreLess
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