The High Hand
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Where was it? When? What was in it?" Really, gentlemen, he could not discuss the matter further.
There was a grin of triumph on Jim War ren's freckled face on the following morning when he read Lewis' letter of withdrawal and 112 THE HIGH HAND WINS coupled therewith his statement. The grin lin gered, until, in glancing through his mail, he opened an envelope and took out a single sheet of paper, with just a few lines, unsigned : "The time never comes when it is necessary to revile an individual... merely because you want his political head. I didn't believe you capable of it" It was the handwriting of a woman. A sig nature would have meant nothing ; he knew in stantly whence it came, and gazed at it a long time in deep abstraction.
It was a landslide for Jim Warren. Big Tom Simmonds had roared mightily in the heat of his indignation against Lewis when the mayoralty deal was called off and the city slid from under his greedy fingers roared might ily, and in his excitement thrust in a candidate to oppose Jim Warren or Lewis or whoever else there was to be opposed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where was it? When? What was in it?" Really, gentlemen, he could not discuss the matter further.
There was a grin of triumph on Jim War ren's freckled face on the following morning when he read Lewis' letter of withdrawal and 112 THE HIGH HAND WINS coupled therewith his statement. The grin lin gered, until, in glancing through his mail, he opened an envelope and took out a single sheet of paper, with just a few lines, unsigned : "The time never comes when it is necessary to revile an individual... merely because you want his political head. I didn't believe you capable of it" It was the handwriting of a woman. A sig nature would have meant nothing ; he knew in stantly whence it came, and gazed at it a long time in deep abstraction.
It was a landslide for Jim Warren. Big Tom Simmonds had roared mightily in the heat of his indignation against Lewis when the mayoralty deal was called off and the city slid from under his greedy fingers roared might ily, and in his excitement thrust in a candidate to oppose Jim Warren or Lewis or whoever else there was to be opposed.
What to read after The High Hand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Futrelle Jacques to read onlineMoreLess
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