Lucy of the Stars
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"Will that friend of yours up on the hill, Belmore, put up anything?" "I wouldn't ask him. We are friends but not associates. " "And I won't ask him myself, " said the boss. "Bill here says that if Belmore ever gave anybody a bouquet it was in a block of ice. When I told him last campaign that if he didn't put up some- thing we would block the new East End tunnel, he said that I'd have to promise him that I wouldn't block it or he and his crowd would put up five hun- dred thousand to beat me ; ...and I had to side-step.
188 Two Strong Men Meet I guess we won't need much money. It's not a money campaign. The hurrah will carry us through, all right. " "Yes, that's it; that is better than money. I have never used much money, Mr. Kennan. I have told the people what I wanted to do, and I've tried to keep my promises. " "Oh, I've watched you, " said the boss, sharply. "You got among the people young, like I did, and worked with them. You're a good deal like my brother, the priest. You're workin' up politics the way he does religion, on a no-profit basis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Will that friend of yours up on the hill, Belmore, put up anything?" "I wouldn't ask him. We are friends but not associates. " "And I won't ask him myself, " said the boss. "Bill here says that if Belmore ever gave anybody a bouquet it was in a block of ice. When I told him last campaign that if he didn't put up some- thing we would block the new East End tunnel, he said that I'd have to promise him that I wouldn't block it or he and his crowd would put up five hun- dred thousand to beat me ; ...and I had to side-step.
188 Two Strong Men Meet I guess we won't need much money. It's not a money campaign. The hurrah will carry us through, all right. " "Yes, that's it; that is better than money. I have never used much money, Mr. Kennan. I have told the people what I wanted to do, and I've tried to keep my promises. " "Oh, I've watched you, " said the boss, sharply. "You got among the people young, like I did, and worked with them. You're a good deal like my brother, the priest. You're workin' up politics the way he does religion, on a no-profit basis.
What to read after Lucy of the Stars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Frederick, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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