The Real Man
The Real Man
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"It was on time this evening — for a wonder. " "And no Tucker yet! What in the world do you suppose could have happened to him, Mon- tague r The porter was announcing the theatre cab and Smith reserved his answer until the motor hackney was rolling jerkily away toward the opera-house.
"Jibbey has probably got what was coming to him, " he said grittingly. "I don't know whether you have ever remarked it or not, but the insect of the Jibbey breed usually finds some- body to come along and step on ...it, sooner or later. " 302 XXII The Megalomaniac ON a day which was only sixty-odd hours short of the expiration of the time limit fixed by the charter conditions under which the original Timanyoni Ditch Company had ob- tained its franchise, Bartley Williams, lean and sombre-eyed from the strain he had been under for many days and nights, saw the presi- dent's gray roadster ploughing its way through the mesa sand on the approach to the construction camp, and was glad.
"I've been trying all the morning to squeeze out time to get into town, " he told Baldwin, when the roadster came to a stand in front of the shack commissary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It was on time this evening — for a wonder. " "And no Tucker yet! What in the world do you suppose could have happened to him, Mon- tague r The porter was announcing the theatre cab and Smith reserved his answer until the motor hackney was rolling jerkily away toward the opera-house.
"Jibbey has probably got what was coming to him, " he said grittingly. "I don't know whether you have ever remarked it or not, but the insect of the Jibbey breed usually finds some- body to come along and step on ...it, sooner or later. " 302 XXII The Megalomaniac ON a day which was only sixty-odd hours short of the expiration of the time limit fixed by the charter conditions under which the original Timanyoni Ditch Company had ob- tained its franchise, Bartley Williams, lean and sombre-eyed from the strain he had been under for many days and nights, saw the presi- dent's gray roadster ploughing its way through the mesa sand on the approach to the construction camp, and was glad.
"I've been trying all the morning to squeeze out time to get into town, " he told Baldwin, when the roadster came to a stand in front of the shack commissary.
What to read after The Real Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynde Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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