The Rainy Day Railroad War
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I can tell ye just why that roadcan't and mustn't be built. " The old man straddled his legs, leaned forward and set his rightforefinger into his left palm with the confident air of one who isprepared to prove his contentions.
"I say, " he went on, "that the road must not be built, and as a businessman--" "Colonel Ward, " broke in Parker, mildly yet firmly, "if that line oftalk is what you are proposing to me I think I'd better tell you at thestart that you'll have to take the question of wheth...er the road mustor must not be built to my employers. I have no right to enter upon anysuch discussion. Nothing will be gained. They have sent me to Poquetteto build the road. I shall keep on with the work until my firstorders are countermanded from our headquarters. And if you want themcountermanded you'll be obliged to go to headquarters. It seems to methat ought to be pretty plain to you. " The old man, his finger still boring his palm, sat for some moments andstared at the engineer. He tried to keep from scowling but his browstwisted into knots in spite of himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can tell ye just why that roadcan't and mustn't be built. " The old man straddled his legs, leaned forward and set his rightforefinger into his left palm with the confident air of one who isprepared to prove his contentions.
"I say, " he went on, "that the road must not be built, and as a businessman--" "Colonel Ward, " broke in Parker, mildly yet firmly, "if that line oftalk is what you are proposing to me I think I'd better tell you at thestart that you'll have to take the question of wheth...er the road mustor must not be built to my employers. I have no right to enter upon anysuch discussion. Nothing will be gained. They have sent me to Poquetteto build the road. I shall keep on with the work until my firstorders are countermanded from our headquarters. And if you want themcountermanded you'll be obliged to go to headquarters. It seems to methat ought to be pretty plain to you. " The old man, his finger still boring his palm, sat for some moments andstared at the engineer. He tried to keep from scowling but his browstwisted into knots in spite of himself.
What to read after The Rainy Day Railroad War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Day Holman to read onlineMoreLess
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