The Olympian a Story of the City
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He loathed himself for coming, and for the whole business. Served him right for meddling with a millionaire's daugh ter! Of course he did not admit to himself that such a vulgar thing as jealousy was gouging him; he was only for meeting Pendleton in personal combat and blowing his brilliant brains out.
"Lord, wouldn't he look pretty, " he thought, "kicking the dust. " Lunch over, he found his way to Mary barred by big shoulders, and next, like a colt that is broken in and hate fully ridden by i...ts master, he was trotted out to the golf- links. The pairs matched, and Kirby and the senator led off.
There was still perfection in the rolling green slopes and the blue dip of skies; birds were still busy in the trees; gardeners were running lawn-mowers over the smooth sward; but all this loveliness sounded like a vain tinkle in Kirby's ears. He played poorly and slowly, and the stout senator was vexed.
"Take it easy the easy stroke it's all in the wrist, the twist. " " It's all in your fat belly, " thought Kirby, and caught the earth a good round whack, wishing viciously that it was the senator's red ear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He loathed himself for coming, and for the whole business. Served him right for meddling with a millionaire's daugh ter! Of course he did not admit to himself that such a vulgar thing as jealousy was gouging him; he was only for meeting Pendleton in personal combat and blowing his brilliant brains out.
"Lord, wouldn't he look pretty, " he thought, "kicking the dust. " Lunch over, he found his way to Mary barred by big shoulders, and next, like a colt that is broken in and hate fully ridden by i...ts master, he was trotted out to the golf- links. The pairs matched, and Kirby and the senator led off.
There was still perfection in the rolling green slopes and the blue dip of skies; birds were still busy in the trees; gardeners were running lawn-mowers over the smooth sward; but all this loveliness sounded like a vain tinkle in Kirby's ears. He played poorly and slowly, and the stout senator was vexed.
"Take it easy the easy stroke it's all in the wrist, the twist. " " It's all in your fat belly, " thought Kirby, and caught the earth a good round whack, wishing viciously that it was the senator's red ear.
What to read after The Olympian a Story of the City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim, James, 1882-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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