The Foreigner
The Foreigner
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After thedance there was a general rush for the beer keg, with much noiseand good-natured horse play. At the other end of the room, however, there was a fierce struggle going on. Samuel Sprink, excited by thedance and, it must be confessed, by an unusual devotion to the beerkeg that evening, was still retaining his hold of Irma, and wasmaking determined efforts to kiss her.
"Let me go!" cried the girl, struggling to free herself. "You mustnot touch me! Let me go!" "Oh, come now, little one, " s...aid Samuel pleasantly, "don't be somighty stiff about it. One kiss and I let you go. " "That's right, Samuel, my boy, " shouted Rosenblatt; "she only wantscoaxing just a little mucher. " Rosenblatt's words were followed by a chorus of encouraging cheers, for Samuel was not unpopular among the men, and none could see anygood reason why a girl should object to be kissed, especially bysuch a man as Samuel, who was already so prosperous and who hadsuch bright prospects for the future.
But Irma continued to struggle, till Kalman, running to her side, cried, "Let my sister go!" "Go away, Kalman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After thedance there was a general rush for the beer keg, with much noiseand good-natured horse play. At the other end of the room, however, there was a fierce struggle going on. Samuel Sprink, excited by thedance and, it must be confessed, by an unusual devotion to the beerkeg that evening, was still retaining his hold of Irma, and wasmaking determined efforts to kiss her.
"Let me go!" cried the girl, struggling to free herself. "You mustnot touch me! Let me go!" "Oh, come now, little one, " s...aid Samuel pleasantly, "don't be somighty stiff about it. One kiss and I let you go. " "That's right, Samuel, my boy, " shouted Rosenblatt; "she only wantscoaxing just a little mucher. " Rosenblatt's words were followed by a chorus of encouraging cheers, for Samuel was not unpopular among the men, and none could see anygood reason why a girl should object to be kissed, especially bysuch a man as Samuel, who was already so prosperous and who hadsuch bright prospects for the future.
But Irma continued to struggle, till Kalman, running to her side, cried, "Let my sister go!" "Go away, Kalman.
What to read after The Foreigner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connor Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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