Score By Innings
Score By Innings
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"How dare you, sir!" she screams. "Help! Police! Help!" Two men, who had been loafing round on the edge of the sidewalk, jumped over and grabbed Tom by the arms. He started in to explain matters to em, but the men dragged him away down the street and Miss Harring ton went in the other direction.
"So far, so good, " says Uncle Billy. "Gen tlemen, the rest of the comedy will be played out at the Montmorency Street Police Station. Reserved seats are waiting for us. Follow me. " You can say anythin...g you like, but it s a pretty fine thing to be in right with the police. You never know when you may need em, and Uncle Billy certainly was an ace at the Mont morency Street Station. We went in by the side door and were shown into a little narrow room with a lot of chairs in it, just like a mov ing-picture theatre, except that instead of a curtain at the far end there was a tall Japan ese screen. What was more, most of the chairs were occupied. Every member of the Old Guard ball club was there, and so was Al Jor- genson and Lije, the rubber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How dare you, sir!" she screams. "Help! Police! Help!" Two men, who had been loafing round on the edge of the sidewalk, jumped over and grabbed Tom by the arms. He started in to explain matters to em, but the men dragged him away down the street and Miss Harring ton went in the other direction.
"So far, so good, " says Uncle Billy. "Gen tlemen, the rest of the comedy will be played out at the Montmorency Street Police Station. Reserved seats are waiting for us. Follow me. " You can say anythin...g you like, but it s a pretty fine thing to be in right with the police. You never know when you may need em, and Uncle Billy certainly was an ace at the Mont morency Street Station. We went in by the side door and were shown into a little narrow room with a lot of chairs in it, just like a mov ing-picture theatre, except that instead of a curtain at the far end there was a tall Japan ese screen. What was more, most of the chairs were occupied. Every member of the Old Guard ball club was there, and so was Al Jor- genson and Lije, the rubber.
What to read after Score By Innings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Charles Emmett Van Loan to read onlineMoreLess
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