Mike Flannery On Duty And Off
Mike Flannery On Duty And Off
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Even in ancient Egypt, where the cat was a sacred animal.
Digitized by VjOOQIC JUST LIKE A CAT 27 they did not dig them up when they had them planted. Quite the contrary: it was a crime to dig them up; and Flannery, as he dug, had a feeling that it would be almost a crime to dig up this one. Never, perhaps, did a man dig so hard to find a thing he really did not care to have.
Flannery dug all that morning. At lunch-time he stopped digging — and went without his lunch — long enough to deliver th...e packages that had come on the early train. As he passed the station he saw a crowd of boys playing hockey with an old tomato-can, and he stopped. When he reached the oflSce he was followed by six- teen boys. Some of them had spades, some of them had small fire-shovels, some had only pointed sticks, but all were ready to dig. He showed them where he had already dug.
"Twinty-five cints apiece, annyhow," he said, "an* five dollars fer th' lucky wan that finds it." Digitized by VjOOQIC 28 JUST LIKE A CAT "All right/' said one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even in ancient Egypt, where the cat was a sacred animal.
Digitized by VjOOQIC JUST LIKE A CAT 27 they did not dig them up when they had them planted. Quite the contrary: it was a crime to dig them up; and Flannery, as he dug, had a feeling that it would be almost a crime to dig up this one. Never, perhaps, did a man dig so hard to find a thing he really did not care to have.
Flannery dug all that morning. At lunch-time he stopped digging — and went without his lunch — long enough to deliver th...e packages that had come on the early train. As he passed the station he saw a crowd of boys playing hockey with an old tomato-can, and he stopped. When he reached the oflSce he was followed by six- teen boys. Some of them had spades, some of them had small fire-shovels, some had only pointed sticks, but all were ready to dig. He showed them where he had already dug.
"Twinty-five cints apiece, annyhow," he said, "an* five dollars fer th' lucky wan that finds it." Digitized by VjOOQIC 28 JUST LIKE A CAT "All right/' said one.
What to read after Mike Flannery On Duty And Off?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Ellis Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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