The Great Potlatch Riots
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Captain Winfree tuggedoff his gauntlets, rang the bell, and stood straighter than usual towithstand the hostile inspection of Kevin MacHenery, Peggy's father.
Mr. MacHenery opened the door. Captain Winfree, although retaining hissmile of greeting, groaned inwardly. MacHenery was wearing his canvasfencing outfit, flat-soled shoes, and carried a foil in one hand. "Myyou are a gorgeous sight, all Kelly-green and scarlet piping, like atropical bird that's somehow strayed into the snowfields, " MacH...enerysaid. "Do come in, Captain, and warm your feathers. " "Thank you, sir, " Winfree said, brushing the snow from his cap. Hepeeled off his overcoat and hung it on the hall tree, sticking hisswagger-stick in one of its pockets. "Peggy busy?" he asked, hoping thather appearance would preclude his being given another unsolicitedfencing-lesson.
"After having spent two hours in the bathroom with a curry-comb and abottle of wave-set, " MacHenery said, "my daughter has finally got downto work in the kitchen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Captain Winfree tuggedoff his gauntlets, rang the bell, and stood straighter than usual towithstand the hostile inspection of Kevin MacHenery, Peggy's father.
Mr. MacHenery opened the door. Captain Winfree, although retaining hissmile of greeting, groaned inwardly. MacHenery was wearing his canvasfencing outfit, flat-soled shoes, and carried a foil in one hand. "Myyou are a gorgeous sight, all Kelly-green and scarlet piping, like atropical bird that's somehow strayed into the snowfields, " MacH...enerysaid. "Do come in, Captain, and warm your feathers. " "Thank you, sir, " Winfree said, brushing the snow from his cap. Hepeeled off his overcoat and hung it on the hall tree, sticking hisswagger-stick in one of its pockets. "Peggy busy?" he asked, hoping thather appearance would preclude his being given another unsolicitedfencing-lesson.
"After having spent two hours in the bathroom with a curry-comb and abottle of wave-set, " MacHenery said, "my daughter has finally got downto work in the kitchen.
What to read after The Great Potlatch Riots?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Allen Kim to read onlineMoreLess
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