The Comstock Club
The Comstock Club
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143 "Billie took the paper to the publisher, and as he went away, I had a secret thought that, all things be- ing considered, the notice was not bad.
" Next morning I went into a restaurant for break- fast and took a seat, at a small table on one side of the narrow room. Directly opposite me were two short-card sharps. One was eating his breakfast, while the other, leaning back to catch the light, was reading the morning paper. Suddenly he stopped, and peering over his paper, though with chair ...still tilted back, said to his companion: 'Did you see this notice about that woman who took care of Harlow Reed while he was sick?' "'No, ' was the reply. 'What is it?' asked the companion.
" 'It's away up, ' said the first speaker. 'But what is it?' asked the other.
"The first speaker then threw down the paper, leaned forward, and, seizing his knife and fork, said shortly : " ' Oh, it's no great shakes after all. It says the woman while taking care of Harlow got her clothes dirty, but after he died she changed her clothes and she's all right now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
143 "Billie took the paper to the publisher, and as he went away, I had a secret thought that, all things be- ing considered, the notice was not bad.
" Next morning I went into a restaurant for break- fast and took a seat, at a small table on one side of the narrow room. Directly opposite me were two short-card sharps. One was eating his breakfast, while the other, leaning back to catch the light, was reading the morning paper. Suddenly he stopped, and peering over his paper, though with chair ...still tilted back, said to his companion: 'Did you see this notice about that woman who took care of Harlow Reed while he was sick?' "'No, ' was the reply. 'What is it?' asked the companion.
" 'It's away up, ' said the first speaker. 'But what is it?' asked the other.
"The first speaker then threw down the paper, leaned forward, and, seizing his knife and fork, said shortly : " ' Oh, it's no great shakes after all. It says the woman while taking care of Harlow got her clothes dirty, but after he died she changed her clothes and she's all right now.
What to read after The Comstock Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C C Charles Carroll Goodwin to read onlineMoreLess
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