Higgins a Mans Christian
Higgins a Mans Christian
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They made friends next day — the boy being then safely out 36 HIGGINS— A MAN'S CHRISTIAN of town. It is not hard for Higgins to make friends with bartenders. They seem to like it; Higgins really does.
It was in some saloon of the woods that the watchful Higgins observed an Irish lumber-jack empty his pockets on the bar and, in a great outburst of joy, order drinks for the crowd. The men lined up; and the Pilot, too, leaned over the bar, close to the lumber- jack. The bartender presently whisked... a few coins from the little heap of gold and silver^ Higgins edged nearer. In a moment, as he knew — just as soon as the lumber-jack would for an instant turn his back — the rest of the money would be deftly swept away.
The thing was about to happen, 37 HIGGINS— A MAN'S CHRISTIAN when Higgins's big hand shot out and covered the heap.
"Pat, " said he, quietly, "Fll not take a drink. This, " he added, as he put the money in his pocket, "is my treat. " The Pilot stood them all ofF — the hangers on, the runners, the gam- blers, the bartender (with a gun), and the Irish lumber-jack himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They made friends next day — the boy being then safely out 36 HIGGINS— A MAN'S CHRISTIAN of town. It is not hard for Higgins to make friends with bartenders. They seem to like it; Higgins really does.
It was in some saloon of the woods that the watchful Higgins observed an Irish lumber-jack empty his pockets on the bar and, in a great outburst of joy, order drinks for the crowd. The men lined up; and the Pilot, too, leaned over the bar, close to the lumber- jack. The bartender presently whisked... a few coins from the little heap of gold and silver^ Higgins edged nearer. In a moment, as he knew — just as soon as the lumber-jack would for an instant turn his back — the rest of the money would be deftly swept away.
The thing was about to happen, 37 HIGGINS— A MAN'S CHRISTIAN when Higgins's big hand shot out and covered the heap.
"Pat, " said he, quietly, "Fll not take a drink. This, " he added, as he put the money in his pocket, "is my treat. " The Pilot stood them all ofF — the hangers on, the runners, the gam- blers, the bartender (with a gun), and the Irish lumber-jack himself.
What to read after Higgins a Mans Christian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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