The Nut Cracker
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No wonder the superan- nuated one had chuckled. Why, Mr. Slipaway might be regarded as a regular mascot by the wealthy Mr. Vancourtland — yes, that was the cus- tomer's name. He might even divide the profits with Mr. Slipaway, and intrust all his investing or spec- ulating to Horatio. Whew ! Some luck for Horatio ! Out of disaster had sprung victory. But he did not , THE NUT CRACKER 17 know. Fortunately — not! And he (Johnnie) would certainly not inform him.
Let him hide in his hole — wherever ...it might be — with visions of lost fortunes, defalcations, breach of promise suits, etc. , floating before him! Let him think the worst! Nor would Mr. Briggs breathe of his suspicions of Horatio's stroke of luck at the office to Mrs, Slipaway. He wouldn't for the world enhance Horatio's reputation for financial shrewd- ness or acumen in the eyes of that lady. But later Johnnie ventured to call Mrs. Slipaway on the phone.
"I've been thinking hard all day on account of you, " he said. "This morning you asked me a ques- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No wonder the superan- nuated one had chuckled. Why, Mr. Slipaway might be regarded as a regular mascot by the wealthy Mr. Vancourtland — yes, that was the cus- tomer's name. He might even divide the profits with Mr. Slipaway, and intrust all his investing or spec- ulating to Horatio. Whew ! Some luck for Horatio ! Out of disaster had sprung victory. But he did not , THE NUT CRACKER 17 know. Fortunately — not! And he (Johnnie) would certainly not inform him.
Let him hide in his hole — wherever ...it might be — with visions of lost fortunes, defalcations, breach of promise suits, etc. , floating before him! Let him think the worst! Nor would Mr. Briggs breathe of his suspicions of Horatio's stroke of luck at the office to Mrs, Slipaway. He wouldn't for the world enhance Horatio's reputation for financial shrewd- ness or acumen in the eyes of that lady. But later Johnnie ventured to call Mrs. Slipaway on the phone.
"I've been thinking hard all day on account of you, " he said. "This morning you asked me a ques- tion.
What to read after The Nut Cracker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isham Frederic Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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