The Gentleman From Indiana
The Gentleman From Indiana
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They'll sweat it out of 'em up at Rouen when they get 'em. " "I reckon maybe some of us might help, " remarked Mr. Watts, reflectively.
Jim Bardlock swore a violent oath. "That's the talk!" he shouted. "Ef Iain't the first man of this crowd to set my foot in Roowun, an' first tobeat in that jail door, an' take 'em out an' hang 'em by the neck tillthey're dead, dead, dead, I'm not Town Marshal of Plattville, County ofCarlow, State of Indiana, and the Lord have mercy on our souls!" Tom Martin loo...ked at the brown stain and quickly turned away; then hewent back slowly to the village. On the way he passed Warren Smith.
"Is it so?" asked the lawyer.
Martin answered with a dry throat. He looked out dimly over the sunlitfields, and swallowed once or twice. "Yes, it's so. There's a good dealof it there. Little more than a boy he was. " The old fellow passed hisseamy hand over his eyes without concealment. "Peter ain't very bright, sometimes, it seems to me, " he added, brokenly; "overlook Bodeffer andFisbee and me and all of us old husks, and--and--" he gulped suddenly, then finished--"and act the fool and take a boy that's the best we had.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They'll sweat it out of 'em up at Rouen when they get 'em. " "I reckon maybe some of us might help, " remarked Mr. Watts, reflectively.
Jim Bardlock swore a violent oath. "That's the talk!" he shouted. "Ef Iain't the first man of this crowd to set my foot in Roowun, an' first tobeat in that jail door, an' take 'em out an' hang 'em by the neck tillthey're dead, dead, dead, I'm not Town Marshal of Plattville, County ofCarlow, State of Indiana, and the Lord have mercy on our souls!" Tom Martin loo...ked at the brown stain and quickly turned away; then hewent back slowly to the village. On the way he passed Warren Smith.
"Is it so?" asked the lawyer.
Martin answered with a dry throat. He looked out dimly over the sunlitfields, and swallowed once or twice. "Yes, it's so. There's a good dealof it there. Little more than a boy he was. " The old fellow passed hisseamy hand over his eyes without concealment. "Peter ain't very bright, sometimes, it seems to me, " he added, brokenly; "overlook Bodeffer andFisbee and me and all of us old husks, and--and--" he gulped suddenly, then finished--"and act the fool and take a boy that's the best we had.
What to read after The Gentleman From Indiana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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