The Messenger
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He was teamin' for the [26] THE MESSENGER Colony Fruit people, an' what with their stuflf bein' perishable, and the strikers hectoring him, and the ther- mometer climbing around ninety- six, down on those broilin' wharves, why McCarthy's job wasn't a cinch.
But no matter what turned up, McCarthy stayed peaceable as a spring lamb. You couldn't rattle him, to save you. You couldn't make him mad, either. Only once, in all those weeks, did anybody see him fire up. But that time — Jove, but that was... the lovely sight!
'"Early one Monday morning, Shayne, the Colony people's strike- breaker, had brought down an Italian gang, and set them to work unloading a fruit schooner, right under the pickets' eyes. It was a fool's trick, for the pickets were all Kerry men, [27] THE MESSENGER and spoiling for a fight; and the Italians weren't on the ground ten minutes before the fun began. It was a peppery young Neapolitan, Pietro somebody, who opened the ball. The pickets kept daring the crowd, and slinging names, but the gang paid no attention, till this Pie- tro caught one name he wouldn't stand for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was teamin' for the [26] THE MESSENGER Colony Fruit people, an' what with their stuflf bein' perishable, and the strikers hectoring him, and the ther- mometer climbing around ninety- six, down on those broilin' wharves, why McCarthy's job wasn't a cinch.
But no matter what turned up, McCarthy stayed peaceable as a spring lamb. You couldn't rattle him, to save you. You couldn't make him mad, either. Only once, in all those weeks, did anybody see him fire up. But that time — Jove, but that was... the lovely sight!
'"Early one Monday morning, Shayne, the Colony people's strike- breaker, had brought down an Italian gang, and set them to work unloading a fruit schooner, right under the pickets' eyes. It was a fool's trick, for the pickets were all Kerry men, [27] THE MESSENGER and spoiling for a fight; and the Italians weren't on the ground ten minutes before the fun began. It was a peppery young Neapolitan, Pietro somebody, who opened the ball. The pickets kept daring the crowd, and slinging names, but the gang paid no attention, till this Pie- tro caught one name he wouldn't stand for.
What to read after The Messenger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Holland Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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