The Jack Knife Man
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Unluckily for Judge Bennings, he was al- most too convenient to Rapp's Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, living in an old brick man- sion that occupied the corner of the block but, luckily for him, he was not at home. Mrs. Potter poured out her wrath on the Ger- man servant girl.
When Mrs. Potter had hastened away, Mr. Briggles hesitated. He could see the deputy sheriff and George Rapp through the smoky glass of the office door, and Joe was talking steadily, only stopping now and then to expectorat...e, while Rapp's good-natured 246 AN ENCOUNTER face was scowling. Mr. Briggles buttoned his ulster. From the look on George Rapp's face he felt it would be better to be out of the stable when Rapp came out of the office. He turned. Peter Lane was staggering wearily up the incline into the stable, his back bent with fatigue, and Buddy, sound asleep, in his arms. Mr. Briggles watched the uncouth, blanket-draped pair advance, and when Peter stood face to face with him, a smile of sat- isfaction twisted his hard mouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unluckily for Judge Bennings, he was al- most too convenient to Rapp's Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, living in an old brick man- sion that occupied the corner of the block but, luckily for him, he was not at home. Mrs. Potter poured out her wrath on the Ger- man servant girl.
When Mrs. Potter had hastened away, Mr. Briggles hesitated. He could see the deputy sheriff and George Rapp through the smoky glass of the office door, and Joe was talking steadily, only stopping now and then to expectorat...e, while Rapp's good-natured 246 AN ENCOUNTER face was scowling. Mr. Briggles buttoned his ulster. From the look on George Rapp's face he felt it would be better to be out of the stable when Rapp came out of the office. He turned. Peter Lane was staggering wearily up the incline into the stable, his back bent with fatigue, and Buddy, sound asleep, in his arms. Mr. Briggles watched the uncouth, blanket-draped pair advance, and when Peter stood face to face with him, a smile of sat- isfaction twisted his hard mouth.
What to read after The Jack Knife Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Ellis Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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