The Boss of the Lazy Y
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Betty was deceiving him, triflingwith him. Some plan that she had in mind with reference to him wasworking smoothly and well, so successfully that her confederate--forcertainly the man in the room with her must be that--was distinctlypleased. Betty, to use the man's words, was "stringing" him. In otherwords, she was making a fool of him!
Those half-formed good resolutions which Calumet had made a few minutesbefore entering the house had fled long ago; he snarled now as herealized what a fool he... had been for making them. Betty had beenleading him on. He had been under the spell of her influence; he hadbeen allowing her to shape his character to her will; he was, or hadbeen, in danger of becoming a puppet which she could control by merelypulling some strings. She had been working on his better nature withselfish aims.
Who was the man? Malcolm? Dade? He thought not; the voice soundedstrangely like Neal Taggart's. This suspicion enraged him, and hestepped back, intending to hurl himself against the door in an effortto smash it in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Betty was deceiving him, triflingwith him. Some plan that she had in mind with reference to him wasworking smoothly and well, so successfully that her confederate--forcertainly the man in the room with her must be that--was distinctlypleased. Betty, to use the man's words, was "stringing" him. In otherwords, she was making a fool of him!
Those half-formed good resolutions which Calumet had made a few minutesbefore entering the house had fled long ago; he snarled now as herealized what a fool he... had been for making them. Betty had beenleading him on. He had been under the spell of her influence; he hadbeen allowing her to shape his character to her will; he was, or hadbeen, in danger of becoming a puppet which she could control by merelypulling some strings. She had been working on his better nature withselfish aims.
Who was the man? Malcolm? Dade? He thought not; the voice soundedstrangely like Neal Taggart's. This suspicion enraged him, and hestepped back, intending to hurl himself against the door in an effortto smash it in.
What to read after The Boss of the Lazy Y?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seltzer Charles Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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