The Gay Cockade 8 3
The Gay Cockade 8 3
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It was too hot most of the time for the coat, but the carstood now at rest across the road--long and lovely--much more of anaristocrat than the man who owned it.
"Ambition for what?" O-liver demanded.
Henry's eyes went to the pride of his heart.
"Well, I should think you'd want a car. " "I'd give, " said O-liver, "my kingdom for a horse, but not for a car. " O-liver's little mare stood quite happily in the shade; she was slim asto leg, shining as to coat, and with the eyes of a loving woman.
"I... should think you'd want to get ahead, " said Atwood Jones, who soldshoes up and down the coast. He was a junior member of the firm, butstill liked to go on the road. He liked to lounge like this in front ofthe post-office and smoke in the golden air with a lot of men sittinground. Atwood had been raised on a ranch. He had listened to the call ofthe city, but he was still a small-town man.
"Ahead of what?" asked O-liver.
Atwood was vague. He felt himself a rising citizen. Some day he expectedto marry and set his wife up in a mansion in San Francisco, withseasons of rest and recreation at Del Monte and Coronado and the East.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was too hot most of the time for the coat, but the carstood now at rest across the road--long and lovely--much more of anaristocrat than the man who owned it.
"Ambition for what?" O-liver demanded.
Henry's eyes went to the pride of his heart.
"Well, I should think you'd want a car. " "I'd give, " said O-liver, "my kingdom for a horse, but not for a car. " O-liver's little mare stood quite happily in the shade; she was slim asto leg, shining as to coat, and with the eyes of a loving woman.
"I... should think you'd want to get ahead, " said Atwood Jones, who soldshoes up and down the coast. He was a junior member of the firm, butstill liked to go on the road. He liked to lounge like this in front ofthe post-office and smoke in the golden air with a lot of men sittinground. Atwood had been raised on a ranch. He had listened to the call ofthe city, but he was still a small-town man.
"Ahead of what?" asked O-liver.
Atwood was vague. He felt himself a rising citizen. Some day he expectedto marry and set his wife up in a mansion in San Francisco, withseasons of rest and recreation at Del Monte and Coronado and the East.
What to read after The Gay Cockade 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Temple - to read onlineMoreLess
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