Harrigan
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And not eggs alone, for McTee, not to be outdone in courtesy, passed ahandful of his shellfish to Harrigan. The Irishman regarded the fishand then McTee with cold disgust.
"D'you really think I'm crazy enough to eat one of these?" he queried.
Black McTee was black indeed as he glowered at the big Irishman.
"Open up; let's hear what you got to say about these shellfish, " hedemanded.
Harrigan announced laconically: "Scurvy. " "What?" This from Kate and McTee at one breath.
"Sure. There ain't any... salt in 'em. No salt is as bad as too much salt. A friend of mine was once in a place where he couldn't get any saltfood, an' he ate a lot of these shellfish. What was the result? Scurvy!He hasn't a tooth in his head today. An' he's only thirty. " "Why didn't you tell me?" cried Kate indignantly, and she laid atentative finger against her white teeth, as if expecting to find themloose.
"I didn't want to hurt McTee's feelin's. Besides, maybe a few of themwon't hurt you--much!" McTee suddenly burst into laughter, but there was little mirth in thesound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And not eggs alone, for McTee, not to be outdone in courtesy, passed ahandful of his shellfish to Harrigan. The Irishman regarded the fishand then McTee with cold disgust.
"D'you really think I'm crazy enough to eat one of these?" he queried.
Black McTee was black indeed as he glowered at the big Irishman.
"Open up; let's hear what you got to say about these shellfish, " hedemanded.
Harrigan announced laconically: "Scurvy. " "What?" This from Kate and McTee at one breath.
"Sure. There ain't any... salt in 'em. No salt is as bad as too much salt. A friend of mine was once in a place where he couldn't get any saltfood, an' he ate a lot of these shellfish. What was the result? Scurvy!He hasn't a tooth in his head today. An' he's only thirty. " "Why didn't you tell me?" cried Kate indignantly, and she laid atentative finger against her white teeth, as if expecting to find themloose.
"I didn't want to hurt McTee's feelin's. Besides, maybe a few of themwon't hurt you--much!" McTee suddenly burst into laughter, but there was little mirth in thesound.
What to read after Harrigan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brand Max to read onlineMoreLess
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