The Great Accident
The Great Accident
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You'd have me let them go on selling whisky in Hardiston just for fear I am helping Amos by stopping them? " " I don't like to see you letting Amos use you." " Aside from that, isn't it a good thing to clean up the town, no matter what the motive? " " You'll find in your law books somewhere the statement that the motive determines the deed," Chase told him.
" Don't you think it important to clean up Hardiston? " " I think it important not to cement Amos Caretall's hold on this county, and this ...town." Wint said angrily: "Forget Amos. Forget he exists. I'm asking a flat question. Why don't you answer it? " Mrs. Chase interposed: "Don't you talk to your father so, Wint. Don't you do it. He knows best what's good for you, and for Hardiston, and for everybody. You know he — ** " Is whisky good for Ote Runns? " Wint demanded.
"Well, I guess it doesn't do him any hurt. It's not as if he had a wife and children, Wint, you know. You ought to do what your father says. He — " Wint faced the older man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You'd have me let them go on selling whisky in Hardiston just for fear I am helping Amos by stopping them? " " I don't like to see you letting Amos use you." " Aside from that, isn't it a good thing to clean up the town, no matter what the motive? " " You'll find in your law books somewhere the statement that the motive determines the deed," Chase told him.
" Don't you think it important to clean up Hardiston? " " I think it important not to cement Amos Caretall's hold on this county, and this ...town." Wint said angrily: "Forget Amos. Forget he exists. I'm asking a flat question. Why don't you answer it? " Mrs. Chase interposed: "Don't you talk to your father so, Wint. Don't you do it. He knows best what's good for you, and for Hardiston, and for everybody. You know he — ** " Is whisky good for Ote Runns? " Wint demanded.
"Well, I guess it doesn't do him any hurt. It's not as if he had a wife and children, Wint, you know. You ought to do what your father says. He — " Wint faced the older man.
What to read after The Great Accident?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macmillan Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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