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& B.," James Lidcott wrote ; " I wish you'd intro- duce a bill, or set on foot a movement for amending a provision in the Constitution, to increase the salaries of Congressmen. Whenever they are hard up they squeeze me." This sentence produced a burst of hilarity in Howard.
He showed it to Cecily. Neither he nor Cecily had known that the elder Lidcott was interested in the A. A. & B.
Howard pronounced the situation "pretty smooth." Close upon the letter followed a telegram, couched in terms of ...the vernacular. " You've put your foot in it up to your neck. Expect me Tuesday," the message read.
298 THE NEW AMERICANS "You're a nice, dutiful little boy — I dou't think," said Lidcott when he arrived. "This thing will cost money — but I've taken care of that. It's all the better that the affair started with you ; it will cost less to stop it ; and a hold-up now will prevent one later on. It was about time one was due ; they come along at regular inter- vals like taxes. It makes a man think all the big corpora- tions that can be squeezed are set down in a list and are touched up in their order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
& B.," James Lidcott wrote ; " I wish you'd intro- duce a bill, or set on foot a movement for amending a provision in the Constitution, to increase the salaries of Congressmen. Whenever they are hard up they squeeze me." This sentence produced a burst of hilarity in Howard.
He showed it to Cecily. Neither he nor Cecily had known that the elder Lidcott was interested in the A. A. & B.
Howard pronounced the situation "pretty smooth." Close upon the letter followed a telegram, couched in terms of ...the vernacular. " You've put your foot in it up to your neck. Expect me Tuesday," the message read.
298 THE NEW AMERICANS "You're a nice, dutiful little boy — I dou't think," said Lidcott when he arrived. "This thing will cost money — but I've taken care of that. It's all the better that the affair started with you ; it will cost less to stop it ; and a hold-up now will prevent one later on. It was about time one was due ; they come along at regular inter- vals like taxes. It makes a man think all the big corpora- tions that can be squeezed are set down in a list and are touched up in their order.
What to read after The New Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Hodder to read onlineMoreLess
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