The Champion
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Oh, it was a dreary evening, long did Ned remember it ! Even the most commonplace things had strange and sinister effects. The air was pulsing with rhythmic vibrations ; the earth throbbed tumultuously ; from a square railed inclosure in the middle of the street a column of black smoke gushed suddenly forth as if spewed from the pits of hell, and a locomotive was shrieking like a demon as it rushed out from the long tunnel beneath the avenue where the cable car rolled heavily on and on, its gon...g clamoring at every inter- secting street, and now and again in a tumult of jarring warning lest some enterprising vehi- cle usurp the track.
Once more Ned looked at the detective. The detective was looking at Ned. For that moment they understood each other.
But the sharp boy of a town is no match 122 THE CHAMPION for the sharp man of a town. The quiet per- sonage in plain black clothes folded up his newspaper, put it in his breast pocket, then turning slightly in his seat, looked out of the window at the rows of decorous, even hand- some residences which they were now passing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, it was a dreary evening, long did Ned remember it ! Even the most commonplace things had strange and sinister effects. The air was pulsing with rhythmic vibrations ; the earth throbbed tumultuously ; from a square railed inclosure in the middle of the street a column of black smoke gushed suddenly forth as if spewed from the pits of hell, and a locomotive was shrieking like a demon as it rushed out from the long tunnel beneath the avenue where the cable car rolled heavily on and on, its gon...g clamoring at every inter- secting street, and now and again in a tumult of jarring warning lest some enterprising vehi- cle usurp the track.
Once more Ned looked at the detective. The detective was looking at Ned. For that moment they understood each other.
But the sharp boy of a town is no match 122 THE CHAMPION for the sharp man of a town. The quiet per- sonage in plain black clothes folded up his newspaper, put it in his breast pocket, then turning slightly in his seat, looked out of the window at the rows of decorous, even hand- some residences which they were now passing.
What to read after The Champion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Egbert Craddock to read onlineMoreLess
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