Mcteague
Mcteague
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See, there's a light in his window. There!" he exclaimed at once, "I forgot the doorkey. Well, Marcus canlet us in. " Hardly had he rung the bell at the street door of the flat when thebolt was shot back. In the hall at the top of the long, narrow staircasethere was the sound of a great scurrying. Maria Macapa stood there, her hand upon the rope that drew the bolt; Marcus was at her side;Old Grannis was in the background, looking over their shoulders; whilelittle Miss Baker leant over the banis...ters, a strange man in a drabovercoat at her side. As McTeague's party stepped into the doorway ahalf-dozen voices cried: "Yes, it's them. " "Is that you, Mac?" "Is that you, Miss Sieppe?" "Is your name Trina Sieppe?" Then, shriller than all the rest, Maria Macapa screamed: "Oh, Miss Sieppe, come up here quick. Your lottery ticket has won fivethousand dollars!" CHAPTER 7 "What nonsense!" answered Trina.
"Ach Gott! What is ut?" cried Mrs. Sieppe, misunderstanding, supposing acalamity.
"What--what--what, " stammered the dentist, confused by the lights, thecrowded stairway, the medley of voices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See, there's a light in his window. There!" he exclaimed at once, "I forgot the doorkey. Well, Marcus canlet us in. " Hardly had he rung the bell at the street door of the flat when thebolt was shot back. In the hall at the top of the long, narrow staircasethere was the sound of a great scurrying. Maria Macapa stood there, her hand upon the rope that drew the bolt; Marcus was at her side;Old Grannis was in the background, looking over their shoulders; whilelittle Miss Baker leant over the banis...ters, a strange man in a drabovercoat at her side. As McTeague's party stepped into the doorway ahalf-dozen voices cried: "Yes, it's them. " "Is that you, Mac?" "Is that you, Miss Sieppe?" "Is your name Trina Sieppe?" Then, shriller than all the rest, Maria Macapa screamed: "Oh, Miss Sieppe, come up here quick. Your lottery ticket has won fivethousand dollars!" CHAPTER 7 "What nonsense!" answered Trina.
"Ach Gott! What is ut?" cried Mrs. Sieppe, misunderstanding, supposing acalamity.
"What--what--what, " stammered the dentist, confused by the lights, thecrowded stairway, the medley of voices.
What to read after Mcteague?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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