Radio Boys Cronies 8 1
Radio Boys Cronies 8 1
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" "Oh, never mind that! Dad is 'phoning now for carpenters and hisbuilder. He'll be out in a minute. " Out he did come, with a shout of greeting; he, too, had sensed that thereal regrets would be with them.
"It'll be all right, me lads!" he shouted. "Herring'll be here on thenext train, with a bunch o' men, an' I'll git your dad, Gus, too. Musthave this building up just like it was in ten days. An' now count upjust what you lads have lost; the hull sum total, b'jinks! I'm goin' tobe the insuran...ce comp'ny in this deal. " "The insurance company!" Bill exclaimed and Gus stared.
"Sure. Goin' to make up your loss an' then some. I'm a heap int'restedin this Eddy's son business, ain't I? Think I ain't wantin' to see thatthere contraption that hears a hunderd miles off? Get busy an' give methe expense. We've got to git a-goin'. " "But, Mr. Hooper, our loss isn't yours and you have got enough to--" "Don't talk; figger! I'm runnin' this loss business. Don't want to makeme mad; eh? Git at it an' hurry up!" He turned and walked away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, never mind that! Dad is 'phoning now for carpenters and hisbuilder. He'll be out in a minute. " Out he did come, with a shout of greeting; he, too, had sensed that thereal regrets would be with them.
"It'll be all right, me lads!" he shouted. "Herring'll be here on thenext train, with a bunch o' men, an' I'll git your dad, Gus, too. Musthave this building up just like it was in ten days. An' now count upjust what you lads have lost; the hull sum total, b'jinks! I'm goin' tobe the insuran...ce comp'ny in this deal. " "The insurance company!" Bill exclaimed and Gus stared.
"Sure. Goin' to make up your loss an' then some. I'm a heap int'restedin this Eddy's son business, ain't I? Think I ain't wantin' to see thatthere contraption that hears a hunderd miles off? Get busy an' give methe expense. We've got to git a-goin'. " "But, Mr. Hooper, our loss isn't yours and you have got enough to--" "Don't talk; figger! I'm runnin' this loss business. Don't want to makeme mad; eh? Git at it an' hurry up!" He turned and walked away.
What to read after Radio Boys Cronies 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wayne Whipple And S F Aaron to read onlineMoreLess
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