Ralph Marlowe : a Novel
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We are needing them badly. Shall I send a telegram? " " Yes." — Explosively.
"Will you look after things while I go to the station? " "Yes — yes!" — With candid impatience. — " Leave the door open — and be off." Ralph silently withdrew, followed by the scowls of the oil men, whose confab with his employer he had interrupted.
A few minutes later he stood with his head in the ticket window of the station and his arms spread out upon the projecting ledge — ^like a pris- oner in the stocks — and sa...id to the agent : " Clark, I want to send a dispatch." The operator silently tossed a pad of blanks upon the shelf, still keeping up his manipulation of the telegraphic instrument. Ralph hastily scrib- bled away at his telegram. The sharp clicking sound of the key alone broke the stillness. Then of a sudden the shrill, vibratory screech of a loco- motive smote upon their ears. Springing to his feet and looking at his watch, Clark cried: "There's the north-bound passenger, this min- ute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are needing them badly. Shall I send a telegram? " " Yes." — Explosively.
"Will you look after things while I go to the station? " "Yes — yes!" — With candid impatience. — " Leave the door open — and be off." Ralph silently withdrew, followed by the scowls of the oil men, whose confab with his employer he had interrupted.
A few minutes later he stood with his head in the ticket window of the station and his arms spread out upon the projecting ledge — ^like a pris- oner in the stocks — and sa...id to the agent : " Clark, I want to send a dispatch." The operator silently tossed a pad of blanks upon the shelf, still keeping up his manipulation of the telegraphic instrument. Ralph hastily scrib- bled away at his telegram. The sharp clicking sound of the key alone broke the stillness. Then of a sudden the shrill, vibratory screech of a loco- motive smote upon their ears. Springing to his feet and looking at his watch, Clark cried: "There's the north-bound passenger, this min- ute.
What to read after Ralph Marlowe : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Naylor, J. B. (James Ball), 1860-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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