The Grafters
The Grafters
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Early in the morn- ing he had begun besieging the headquarters wire office for news and instructions, and, owing to Kent's good in- tentions to be on the ground in person, had got little enou^ of either.
At length, to his unspeakable relief, he had news of the coming special; and with the conviction that help was at hand he waited at the station with what coolness there was in him to meet his chief. But as the time for the hearing drew near he grew nervous again; and all the keen pains of utter... helplessness returned with re- newed acuteness when the operator, who had overheard the Juniberg-Lesterville wire talk, told him ihat the special was hung up at the former station.
*^0 my good Lord 1'* he groaned. 'Tm in for it with empty hands I'* None the less, he ran to the baggage- room end of the building and, capturing an express wagon, had himself trundled out to the Court House.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC 140 THE GBAPTERS The judge was at his desk when Huimioott entered, and Hawk was on hand, calmly reading the morning paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early in the morn- ing he had begun besieging the headquarters wire office for news and instructions, and, owing to Kent's good in- tentions to be on the ground in person, had got little enou^ of either.
At length, to his unspeakable relief, he had news of the coming special; and with the conviction that help was at hand he waited at the station with what coolness there was in him to meet his chief. But as the time for the hearing drew near he grew nervous again; and all the keen pains of utter... helplessness returned with re- newed acuteness when the operator, who had overheard the Juniberg-Lesterville wire talk, told him ihat the special was hung up at the former station.
*^0 my good Lord 1'* he groaned. 'Tm in for it with empty hands I'* None the less, he ran to the baggage- room end of the building and, capturing an express wagon, had himself trundled out to the Court House.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC 140 THE GBAPTERS The judge was at his desk when Huimioott entered, and Hawk was on hand, calmly reading the morning paper.
What to read after The Grafters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynde Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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