The Man Who Could Not Lose
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Carter shook himself free.
"What's the idea?" he demanded.
"I'm Pinkerton, " said the big man genially. "You need a body-guard. Ifyou've got an empty seat in your car, I'll drive home with you. FromCavanaugh they borrowed a book-maker's hand-bag and stuffed it withthousand-dollar bills. When they stepped into the car the crowd stillsurrounded them.
"He's taking it home in a trunk!" they yelled.
That night the "sporting extras" of the afternoon papers gave prominenceto the luck at the races of C...hampneys Carter. From Cavanaugh and thebook-makers, the racing reporters had gathered accounts of his winnings. They stated that in three successive days, starting with one hundreddollars, he had at the end of the third day not lost a single bet, andthat afternoon, on the last race alone, he had won sixty to seventythousand dollars. With the text, they "ran" pictures of Carter atthe track, of Dolly in her box, and of Mrs. Ingram in a tiara andball-dress.
Mother-in-law WILL be pleased cried Carter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carter shook himself free.
"What's the idea?" he demanded.
"I'm Pinkerton, " said the big man genially. "You need a body-guard. Ifyou've got an empty seat in your car, I'll drive home with you. FromCavanaugh they borrowed a book-maker's hand-bag and stuffed it withthousand-dollar bills. When they stepped into the car the crowd stillsurrounded them.
"He's taking it home in a trunk!" they yelled.
That night the "sporting extras" of the afternoon papers gave prominenceto the luck at the races of C...hampneys Carter. From Cavanaugh and thebook-makers, the racing reporters had gathered accounts of his winnings. They stated that in three successive days, starting with one hundreddollars, he had at the end of the third day not lost a single bet, andthat afternoon, on the last race alone, he had won sixty to seventythousand dollars. With the text, they "ran" pictures of Carter atthe track, of Dolly in her box, and of Mrs. Ingram in a tiara andball-dress.
Mother-in-law WILL be pleased cried Carter.
What to read after The Man Who Could Not Lose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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