Rainbow's End
Rainbow's End
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"Let's be sensible aboutthis. " But Jacket scrambled to his feet and retreated warily, stuffingthe uneaten portion of the sweet-potato into his mouth. It wasplain that he had no confidence in O'Reilly's intentions. Muttering something in a muffled voice, he armed himself with astout stick.
"Come here, " commanded the American.
Jacket shook his head. He made a painful attempt to swallow, andwhen his utterance became more distinct he consigned his idol to awarmer place than Cuba.
"I'm a tough kid..., " he declared. "Don't get gay on me. " The two parleyed briefly; then, when satisfied that no violencewas intended him, the boy sat down to listen. But, as before, neither argument nor appeal had the slightest effect upon him. Hedenied that he had followed his benefactor; he declared that hewas a free agent and at liberty to go where he willed. If it sochanced that his fancy took him to the city of Matanzas at thesame time O'Reilly happened to be traveling thither, thecircumstance might be put down to the long arm of coincidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Let's be sensible aboutthis. " But Jacket scrambled to his feet and retreated warily, stuffingthe uneaten portion of the sweet-potato into his mouth. It wasplain that he had no confidence in O'Reilly's intentions. Muttering something in a muffled voice, he armed himself with astout stick.
"Come here, " commanded the American.
Jacket shook his head. He made a painful attempt to swallow, andwhen his utterance became more distinct he consigned his idol to awarmer place than Cuba.
"I'm a tough kid..., " he declared. "Don't get gay on me. " The two parleyed briefly; then, when satisfied that no violencewas intended him, the boy sat down to listen. But, as before, neither argument nor appeal had the slightest effect upon him. Hedenied that he had followed his benefactor; he declared that hewas a free agent and at liberty to go where he willed. If it sochanced that his fancy took him to the city of Matanzas at thesame time O'Reilly happened to be traveling thither, thecircumstance might be put down to the long arm of coincidence.
What to read after Rainbow's End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beach Rex Ellingwood to read onlineMoreLess
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