Mr Achilles
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THE LITTLE WHITE HOUSE 197 The service man watched him with de tached smile. The old man s silly shrewdness amused him. He suspected him of a cask or two in the cellar. In the days of bicycles the old man had driven a lively trade; but with the long- reaching cars, his business dribbled away, and he had slipped back from whiskey to potatoes. He was a little disgruntled at events, and would talk socialism by the hour to anyone who would listen. But he was a harmless old soul. The service man gla...nced at the sun. It had dipped suddenly, and the plain grew dusky black. The dis tant figures hoeing against the plain were lost to sight. "Hallo!" said the service man quickly, "we must get on " Pie looked again, shrewdly, toward the old man in the dusk "You couldn t find a drop of anything, handy to give away Jimmie?" he suggested.
The old man tottered a slow smile at him and moved toward the house. He 198 MR. ACHILLES came back with a long-necked bottle grasped tight, and a couple of glasses that he filled in the dimness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE LITTLE WHITE HOUSE 197 The service man watched him with de tached smile. The old man s silly shrewdness amused him. He suspected him of a cask or two in the cellar. In the days of bicycles the old man had driven a lively trade; but with the long- reaching cars, his business dribbled away, and he had slipped back from whiskey to potatoes. He was a little disgruntled at events, and would talk socialism by the hour to anyone who would listen. But he was a harmless old soul. The service man gla...nced at the sun. It had dipped suddenly, and the plain grew dusky black. The dis tant figures hoeing against the plain were lost to sight. "Hallo!" said the service man quickly, "we must get on " Pie looked again, shrewdly, toward the old man in the dusk "You couldn t find a drop of anything, handy to give away Jimmie?" he suggested.
The old man tottered a slow smile at him and moved toward the house. He 198 MR. ACHILLES came back with a long-necked bottle grasped tight, and a couple of glasses that he filled in the dimness.
What to read after Mr Achilles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennette Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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