The Golden Flood
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I'm very sorry to hear it, " an swered Grinnell with a very good simula tion of concern, the president thought.
"You will be sorrier to hear, Mr. Grinnell, that you are the cause of my worry. " "I?" The astonishment was not so great as a sort of uneasiness, which did not escape the older man.
"Yes, Mr. Grinnell, you. Have you de posited any more " [52] THE FLOOD "Oh! I can withdraw it, if you don't care to have it. " "How much?" "The same as last week. " Grinnell said it diffidently, uncomforta...bly, as if he felt guilty of taking undue advantage of the president's kindness.
"Ten millions?" Mr. Dawson gasped slightly.
"Ye-es, sir, " doubtfully. He evidently would have denied it if he could.
The president took a cigar and contem plated it a long time. A boy entered with a card. The president said sharply: "I can't see any one. " He threw the unlit cigar on the desk.
The office-boy hesitated; then, with a pale face, said, "It's Mr. Graves. " "I'm not in, hang it!" shouted Mr. Daw- son, whose voice, habitually, was so care fully modulated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm very sorry to hear it, " an swered Grinnell with a very good simula tion of concern, the president thought.
"You will be sorrier to hear, Mr. Grinnell, that you are the cause of my worry. " "I?" The astonishment was not so great as a sort of uneasiness, which did not escape the older man.
"Yes, Mr. Grinnell, you. Have you de posited any more " [52] THE FLOOD "Oh! I can withdraw it, if you don't care to have it. " "How much?" "The same as last week. " Grinnell said it diffidently, uncomforta...bly, as if he felt guilty of taking undue advantage of the president's kindness.
"Ten millions?" Mr. Dawson gasped slightly.
"Ye-es, sir, " doubtfully. He evidently would have denied it if he could.
The president took a cigar and contem plated it a long time. A boy entered with a card. The president said sharply: "I can't see any one. " He threw the unlit cigar on the desk.
The office-boy hesitated; then, with a pale face, said, "It's Mr. Graves. " "I'm not in, hang it!" shouted Mr. Daw- son, whose voice, habitually, was so care fully modulated.
What to read after The Golden Flood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lefevre Edwin to read onlineMoreLess
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