The Eye of Dread
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" "Vell, goot night. " The Swede sauntered away down a by-path, and theyoung man kept on the main road to the village and entered its onehotel where he had engaged a room a few hours before.
CHAPTER XXVII THE SWEDE'S TELEGRAM As soon as the shadows hid the young man's retreating form from theSwede's watchful eye, that individual quickened his pace and presentlybroke into a run. Circling round a few blocks and regaining the mainstreet a little below the hotel, he entered the telegraph office. Th...ere his haste seemed to leave him. He stood watching the clerk a fewminutes, but the latter paid no attention to him.
"Hullo!" he said at last.
"Hallo, yourself!" said the boy, without looking up or taking his handfrom the steadily clicking instrument.
"Say, I lak it you send me somet'ing by telegraph. " "All right. Hold on a minute, " and the instrument clicked on.
After a little the Swede grew impatient. He scratched his pale goldhead and shuffled his feet.
"Say, I lak it you send me a little somet'ing yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Vell, goot night. " The Swede sauntered away down a by-path, and theyoung man kept on the main road to the village and entered its onehotel where he had engaged a room a few hours before.
CHAPTER XXVII THE SWEDE'S TELEGRAM As soon as the shadows hid the young man's retreating form from theSwede's watchful eye, that individual quickened his pace and presentlybroke into a run. Circling round a few blocks and regaining the mainstreet a little below the hotel, he entered the telegraph office. Th...ere his haste seemed to leave him. He stood watching the clerk a fewminutes, but the latter paid no attention to him.
"Hullo!" he said at last.
"Hallo, yourself!" said the boy, without looking up or taking his handfrom the steadily clicking instrument.
"Say, I lak it you send me somet'ing by telegraph. " "All right. Hold on a minute, " and the instrument clicked on.
After a little the Swede grew impatient. He scratched his pale goldhead and shuffled his feet.
"Say, I lak it you send me a little somet'ing yet.
What to read after The Eye of Dread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erskine Payne to read onlineMoreLess
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