The Iron Game a Story of Interest to All
The Iron Game a Story of Interest to All
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We have friends here. " He knew, the moment he had spoken the words, that he had been imprudent how imprudent the sudden, suspicious gleam in Boone's eye at once admonished him.
" Friends here ? Union men have no friends here. There ROSEDALE. 155 are men here with whom I have done business for years, men that owe prosperity to me, but when I called on them they almost insulted me. If you have friends, you must have sympathies that they appreciate. " Dick knew what this meant. To be a Democrat h...ad been, in Acredale, to be charged with secret leanings to rebellion. He restrained his wrath manfully, and said, simply : "An old college friend of Jack's has been very kind to us. " " Us ? I take it you mean the Spragues. They are stop- ping with Jeff Davis, I suppose ? It's the least he could do for allies so steadfast. " "You shouldn't talk that way, sir. Every man in the Caribees, except old Oswald's gang, is a Democrat, but they are for the country before party. " " Yes, yes, it may be so but, the North don't think that way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have friends here. " He knew, the moment he had spoken the words, that he had been imprudent how imprudent the sudden, suspicious gleam in Boone's eye at once admonished him.
" Friends here ? Union men have no friends here. There ROSEDALE. 155 are men here with whom I have done business for years, men that owe prosperity to me, but when I called on them they almost insulted me. If you have friends, you must have sympathies that they appreciate. " Dick knew what this meant. To be a Democrat h...ad been, in Acredale, to be charged with secret leanings to rebellion. He restrained his wrath manfully, and said, simply : "An old college friend of Jack's has been very kind to us. " " Us ? I take it you mean the Spragues. They are stop- ping with Jeff Davis, I suppose ? It's the least he could do for allies so steadfast. " "You shouldn't talk that way, sir. Every man in the Caribees, except old Oswald's gang, is a Democrat, but they are for the country before party. " " Yes, yes, it may be so but, the North don't think that way.
What to read after The Iron Game a Story of Interest to All?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry F Henry Francis Keenan to read onlineMoreLess
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