Penguin Persons & Peppermints
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Slowly, even tenderly, the somewhat elderly gentleman emptied thewater and the stone from his bag, and wiped the clubs on hishandkerchief. With the wet, dripping burden over his shoulder he cameacross the foot-bridge and into the locker room, while we hastened toremove our faces from the door and windows, and attempted to appearcasual.
He entered in silence, and strode to his locker. The silence grewpainful. Somebody simply had to speak, or laugh. Finally somebody didspeak, which was probably t...he safer alternative.
"Decided to try again, eh?" The somewhat elderly gentleman wheeled upon the assemblage, hisdripping bag still hanging from his shoulder.
"Yes, damn it!" he thundered.
Well, I have never thrown my clubs into a pond, and I am sure you havenever done anything so childish, either. But how many times have youand I both given up golf forever, and then returned to links thefollowing day--"damn it"! We do not play for the exercise, we do notplay because it "keeps us out in the open air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slowly, even tenderly, the somewhat elderly gentleman emptied thewater and the stone from his bag, and wiped the clubs on hishandkerchief. With the wet, dripping burden over his shoulder he cameacross the foot-bridge and into the locker room, while we hastened toremove our faces from the door and windows, and attempted to appearcasual.
He entered in silence, and strode to his locker. The silence grewpainful. Somebody simply had to speak, or laugh. Finally somebody didspeak, which was probably t...he safer alternative.
"Decided to try again, eh?" The somewhat elderly gentleman wheeled upon the assemblage, hisdripping bag still hanging from his shoulder.
"Yes, damn it!" he thundered.
Well, I have never thrown my clubs into a pond, and I am sure you havenever done anything so childish, either. But how many times have youand I both given up golf forever, and then returned to links thefollowing day--"damn it"! We do not play for the exercise, we do notplay because it "keeps us out in the open air.
What to read after Penguin Persons & Peppermints?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton Walter Prichard to read onlineMoreLess
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