Quin
Quin
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Whatever the row was about, they weren't fighting fairly, and hisblood began to rise. He stood it as long as he could; then, with a cry ofprotest, he plunged through the crowd. In his sternest top-sergeant voicehe issued orders, and enforced them with a brawny fist that was used tohandling men. A moment later he dragged a limp victim from under thestruggling group.
This unexpected interruption by an unknown man in uniform, together withthe appearance of a stern-faced man in spectacles at an upp...er window, hadan instant effect on the crowd. The strikers began to slink out of theyards, while the three assaulted men dusted their clothes and entered thefactory.
Quin followed them in, and upon inquiring for the office was directed tothe second floor, where he followed devious ways until he reached thedoor of a large room filled with desks in rows, at each of which sat aclerk.
"Mr. Bangs?" repeated a red-nosed girl, in answer to his inquiry. "Got anappointment?" "No, " said Quin; "but I've got a parcel that's to be delivered inperson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatever the row was about, they weren't fighting fairly, and hisblood began to rise. He stood it as long as he could; then, with a cry ofprotest, he plunged through the crowd. In his sternest top-sergeant voicehe issued orders, and enforced them with a brawny fist that was used tohandling men. A moment later he dragged a limp victim from under thestruggling group.
This unexpected interruption by an unknown man in uniform, together withthe appearance of a stern-faced man in spectacles at an upp...er window, hadan instant effect on the crowd. The strikers began to slink out of theyards, while the three assaulted men dusted their clothes and entered thefactory.
Quin followed them in, and upon inquiring for the office was directed tothe second floor, where he followed devious ways until he reached thedoor of a large room filled with desks in rows, at each of which sat aclerk.
"Mr. Bangs?" repeated a red-nosed girl, in answer to his inquiry. "Got anappointment?" "No, " said Quin; "but I've got a parcel that's to be delivered inperson.
What to read after Quin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rice Alice Caldwell Hegan to read onlineMoreLess
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