Tangled Trails
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I wasn't payin' no attention totime. " Olson's eyes challenged those of his host. His suspicion was stillsmoldering. An unhappy remark, a look of distrust, might still havedried up the stream of his story. But he found in that steady regardnothing more damnatory than a keen, boyish interest.
"Maybe you recollect how hot those days were. Well, in my cheap, stuffy room, openin' on an air-shaft, it was hotter 'n hell with thelid on. When I couldn't stand it any longer, I went out into thecorridor ...an' down it to the fire escape outside the window. It was alot cooler there. I lit a stogie an' sat on the railin' smokin', maybefor a quarter of an hour. By-an'-by some one come into the apartmentright acrost the alley from me. I could see the lights come on. Itwas a man. I saw him step into what must be the bedroom. He movedaround there some. I couldn't tell what he was doin' because he didn'tswitch on the light, but he must 'a' been changin' to his easy coat an'his slippers. I know that because he came into the room just oppositethe fire escape where I was sittin' on the rail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wasn't payin' no attention totime. " Olson's eyes challenged those of his host. His suspicion was stillsmoldering. An unhappy remark, a look of distrust, might still havedried up the stream of his story. But he found in that steady regardnothing more damnatory than a keen, boyish interest.
"Maybe you recollect how hot those days were. Well, in my cheap, stuffy room, openin' on an air-shaft, it was hotter 'n hell with thelid on. When I couldn't stand it any longer, I went out into thecorridor ...an' down it to the fire escape outside the window. It was alot cooler there. I lit a stogie an' sat on the railin' smokin', maybefor a quarter of an hour. By-an'-by some one come into the apartmentright acrost the alley from me. I could see the lights come on. Itwas a man. I saw him step into what must be the bedroom. He movedaround there some. I couldn't tell what he was doin' because he didn'tswitch on the light, but he must 'a' been changin' to his easy coat an'his slippers. I know that because he came into the room just oppositethe fire escape where I was sittin' on the rail.
What to read after Tangled Trails?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raine William Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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