Hurricane Williams
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And they laughed. They shouted. They howled. McGuire, passing around the group, slipped easily between those in his way, made for the door into the cabin. He looked for Brundage but did not see him. HURRICANE WILLIAMS 245 Three or four men, too drunk to rise but still interested in what was going on, sprawled in chairs or swayed with arms on the table, blinking around them, fumbling with their cups, drinking on and on. Blear-eyed, they craned around to look, trying to ask what was going on in t...here. McGuire moved rapidly. He caught up a wire tray, snatched tins and bread from the table ; picked up a bucket of hot water freshly brought from the galley for the punch, and throwing open the door of Mrs. Gorvhalsen's room, set the water carefully in a corner. He tumbled the food from the tray and again filled it. He snatched a revolver from the belt of a fellow half-dozing in a chair. It was loaded. The man tried to protest, starting up quar relsomely, and sank back under the butt of it. " 'Ere whash goin' on ?" a voice from the table demanded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And they laughed. They shouted. They howled. McGuire, passing around the group, slipped easily between those in his way, made for the door into the cabin. He looked for Brundage but did not see him. HURRICANE WILLIAMS 245 Three or four men, too drunk to rise but still interested in what was going on, sprawled in chairs or swayed with arms on the table, blinking around them, fumbling with their cups, drinking on and on. Blear-eyed, they craned around to look, trying to ask what was going on in t...here. McGuire moved rapidly. He caught up a wire tray, snatched tins and bread from the table ; picked up a bucket of hot water freshly brought from the galley for the punch, and throwing open the door of Mrs. Gorvhalsen's room, set the water carefully in a corner. He tumbled the food from the tray and again filled it. He snatched a revolver from the belt of a fellow half-dozing in a chair. It was loaded. The man tried to protest, starting up quar relsomely, and sank back under the butt of it. " 'Ere whash goin' on ?" a voice from the table demanded.
What to read after Hurricane Williams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Young to read onlineMoreLess
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