Rackhouse a Novel
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"Good for you, Jimmie, " he said, ap preciatively, "you thorough-going wonder. She looks lovely. Do you know what I feel like?" "No, " said Jimmie.
"I feel like a boy who has been behind plow horses all day and thinks he s tired, until his dad tells him he can take the quarter-bred stallion out for a run. " He stretched his arms, yawned, shook himself, and smiled. He was dressed in the loose tweeds and soft hat which he had worn on his departure from his rooms in the Royal two months before. Th...e clothes needed pressing badly, but they were not worn, and their cut gave the unmistakable impression of a gentleman s wear with the gentle man inside. Physically he was in the very pink of condition, and, except for a quick and restless shifting of the eyes, was wholly good to look upon.
"Keep your eyes steady, Blackie, " advised Jim mie, pouncing unerringly on the one characteristic which challenged his mania for deductive analysis. "When you re on the road I ll bet your eyes never swerve. You fix them on Elmira or Harrisburg or wherever you re going, and you keep them fixed till you get there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Good for you, Jimmie, " he said, ap preciatively, "you thorough-going wonder. She looks lovely. Do you know what I feel like?" "No, " said Jimmie.
"I feel like a boy who has been behind plow horses all day and thinks he s tired, until his dad tells him he can take the quarter-bred stallion out for a run. " He stretched his arms, yawned, shook himself, and smiled. He was dressed in the loose tweeds and soft hat which he had worn on his departure from his rooms in the Royal two months before. Th...e clothes needed pressing badly, but they were not worn, and their cut gave the unmistakable impression of a gentleman s wear with the gentle man inside. Physically he was in the very pink of condition, and, except for a quick and restless shifting of the eyes, was wholly good to look upon.
"Keep your eyes steady, Blackie, " advised Jim mie, pouncing unerringly on the one characteristic which challenged his mania for deductive analysis. "When you re on the road I ll bet your eyes never swerve. You fix them on Elmira or Harrisburg or wherever you re going, and you keep them fixed till you get there.
What to read after Rackhouse a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chamberlain George Agnew to read onlineMoreLess
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