The Captain's Toll-Gate
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' ' " Why so? "asked Olive.
" There are several reasons, " returned Mr. Locker.
" For one thing, that musical uproar last night. I have not heard anything about that, and I don't know where I stand. ' ' Olive laughed. ' ' It was splendid, ' ' said she. ' ' I liked you a great deal better after that than I did be- fore." " Now tell me," he exclaimed hurriedly, " and please lose no time, for here comes a surrey from the station with a gentleman in it — do you like me enough better to give me a fa...vorable answer, now, right here? " " No," said Olive. " I do not feel warranted in being so precipitate as that. ' ' " Then please say nothing on the subject," said Locker. ' ' Please let us drop the whole matter for to- day. And may I assume that I am at liberty to take it up again to-morrow at this hour? " " You may," said Olive. " What gentleman is that, do you suppose? " 216 TOM ARRIVES AT BROADSTONE " I know him," said Locker, " and, fortunately, he is married. He is Mr. Easterfield. ' ' " Here's papa!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' " Why so? "asked Olive.
" There are several reasons, " returned Mr. Locker.
" For one thing, that musical uproar last night. I have not heard anything about that, and I don't know where I stand. ' ' Olive laughed. ' ' It was splendid, ' ' said she. ' ' I liked you a great deal better after that than I did be- fore." " Now tell me," he exclaimed hurriedly, " and please lose no time, for here comes a surrey from the station with a gentleman in it — do you like me enough better to give me a fa...vorable answer, now, right here? " " No," said Olive. " I do not feel warranted in being so precipitate as that. ' ' " Then please say nothing on the subject," said Locker. ' ' Please let us drop the whole matter for to- day. And may I assume that I am at liberty to take it up again to-morrow at this hour? " " You may," said Olive. " What gentleman is that, do you suppose? " 216 TOM ARRIVES AT BROADSTONE " I know him," said Locker, " and, fortunately, he is married. He is Mr. Easterfield. ' ' " Here's papa!
What to read after The Captain's Toll-Gate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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