The Drums of Jeopardy
The Drums of Jeopardy
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The pungent irony of her observations conveyed to him thatunder this gayety was a current of extreme bitterness. "I say, are allAmerican girls like you?" "Heavens, no! Why?" "Because I never met one like you before. Rather stilted--on their goodbehaviour, I fancy. " "And I interest you because I'm not on my good behaviour?" Kitty whippedback.
"Because you are as God made you--without camouflage. " "The poor innocent young man! I'm nothing but camouflage to-night. Whyare you risking your life in... the street? Why am I sharing that risk?Because we both feel bound and are blindly trying to break through. Whatdo you know about me? Nothing. What do I know about you? Nothing. Butwhat do we care? Come on, come on!" Tumpitum--tump! tumpitum--tump! drummed the Elevated. Kitty laughed. Thetocsin! Always something happened when she heard it.
"Pearls!" she cried, dragging him toward a jeweller's window.
"No!" he said, holding back. "I hate--jewels! How I hate them!" He brokeaway from her and hurried on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pungent irony of her observations conveyed to him thatunder this gayety was a current of extreme bitterness. "I say, are allAmerican girls like you?" "Heavens, no! Why?" "Because I never met one like you before. Rather stilted--on their goodbehaviour, I fancy. " "And I interest you because I'm not on my good behaviour?" Kitty whippedback.
"Because you are as God made you--without camouflage. " "The poor innocent young man! I'm nothing but camouflage to-night. Whyare you risking your life in... the street? Why am I sharing that risk?Because we both feel bound and are blindly trying to break through. Whatdo you know about me? Nothing. What do I know about you? Nothing. Butwhat do we care? Come on, come on!" Tumpitum--tump! tumpitum--tump! drummed the Elevated. Kitty laughed. Thetocsin! Always something happened when she heard it.
"Pearls!" she cried, dragging him toward a jeweller's window.
"No!" he said, holding back. "I hate--jewels! How I hate them!" He brokeaway from her and hurried on.
What to read after The Drums of Jeopardy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgrath Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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