The Cat And the Cherub, And Other Stories
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The two stood to survey their work in a lull that called again for the jug of fnoi-hwee-lo.
Tears rolled down Fah Now's cheeks and she sought to dry them behind aching hands. But her hands were bound together.
At four o'clock Loo Kee had become drowsy, and Ah Koo left her stupidly lolling across the table. He cut the bonds from Fah Now's feet and silently let himseK out of the rooms.
All Loo Kee remembered as she floated away on Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE MAN WHO LOST HIS HEAD 93 the sleep of in...toxication was that she had fastened a golden bntterfly pin on Ah Koo's cue. It was a golden butterfly with green enameled wings — a gift to her from Loo Ning. Ah Koo had forgotten that it remained on his cue. In the open air the spirit of mot-kwee-lo began to develop the effect he had thought controllable. He was in a mood to smile and pride himself over his conquest. There seemed nothing to think of but the triumph over the man he had chosen to make his enemy. The liquor was subliming, and taking him through the air up over the hills toward the laundry 5 — his feet did not seem to touch the pavement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two stood to survey their work in a lull that called again for the jug of fnoi-hwee-lo.
Tears rolled down Fah Now's cheeks and she sought to dry them behind aching hands. But her hands were bound together.
At four o'clock Loo Kee had become drowsy, and Ah Koo left her stupidly lolling across the table. He cut the bonds from Fah Now's feet and silently let himseK out of the rooms.
All Loo Kee remembered as she floated away on Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE MAN WHO LOST HIS HEAD 93 the sleep of in...toxication was that she had fastened a golden bntterfly pin on Ah Koo's cue. It was a golden butterfly with green enameled wings — a gift to her from Loo Ning. Ah Koo had forgotten that it remained on his cue. In the open air the spirit of mot-kwee-lo began to develop the effect he had thought controllable. He was in a mood to smile and pride himself over his conquest. There seemed nothing to think of but the triumph over the man he had chosen to make his enemy. The liquor was subliming, and taking him through the air up over the hills toward the laundry 5 — his feet did not seem to touch the pavement.
What to read after The Cat And the Cherub, And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chester Bailey Fernald to read onlineMoreLess
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