Halsey & Co.
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The next day a man called and askedthem to lend him $10, 000 on a good stock worth double that amount. Fredasked to see the stock. It was K. & T. Fred took the stock to Mr. Allison for his advice, and the bookkeeper denounced the stock as aclever forgery. When the man heard that he made a snatch for the paper, missed it, and then made a break for the door. Fred darted across hispath and upset him near the door. He fell heavily, striking the plateglass and shattering it.
"I'm a dead man!" he gas...ped, rolling over on the floor, the bloodspurting from a cut on the side of his head.
CHAPTER IX. --The Doctor and the Young Banker.
When Fred saw the red stream spurt from the man's neck he sprang backand exclaimed: "It was the glass!" Bob ran out from another room. So did the clerk, and Mr. Allison camearound from behind the cashier's desk. Others who heard the glass rattledown on the sidewalk ran in to see what had happened.
"The man is bleeding to death!" cried some one. "Send for a doctor!" "Call an ambulance!" said somebody, and both were summoned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next day a man called and askedthem to lend him $10, 000 on a good stock worth double that amount. Fredasked to see the stock. It was K. & T. Fred took the stock to Mr. Allison for his advice, and the bookkeeper denounced the stock as aclever forgery. When the man heard that he made a snatch for the paper, missed it, and then made a break for the door. Fred darted across hispath and upset him near the door. He fell heavily, striking the plateglass and shattering it.
"I'm a dead man!" he gas...ped, rolling over on the floor, the bloodspurting from a cut on the side of his head.
CHAPTER IX. --The Doctor and the Young Banker.
When Fred saw the red stream spurt from the man's neck he sprang backand exclaimed: "It was the glass!" Bob ran out from another room. So did the clerk, and Mr. Allison camearound from behind the cashier's desk. Others who heard the glass rattledown on the sidewalk ran in to see what had happened.
"The man is bleeding to death!" cried some one. "Send for a doctor!" "Call an ambulance!" said somebody, and both were summoned.
What to read after Halsey & Co.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shackleford H. K. to read onlineMoreLess
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