The Right of the Strongest
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'" Babe Davis drew his coat-sleeve across his eyes as if to clear his vision, and stared again at the store- keeper.
"What's the trouble, Beck? Le's have it, " came from one of the self-conscious, but impatient, listen- ers. There was an uneasy but quiet shifting in the crowd. They closed in a little more. They bent forward slightly to hear Beck Logan's answer.
"Why, " replied the old man in a tone of frank confidence, "Ma'y 'Lizbeth Dale has been playin' a sort o' detective game all these mont...hs, an' has got onto sump'n that seems to threaten our interests here. She suspected this here man, Marshall, of under- handedness from the very jump, an' she made up her mind to watch him. So she pretended to be j powerful friendly-like an' sociable with him, jes to ; t to keep her eye on him " The listeners looked at each other with dawning wonder in their eyes. Babe Davis sat down as suddenly as if his legs had given way under him.
Yes, " said the old man, nodding his head and smiling as if delighted at the idea, "that slip of a THE RIGHT OF THE STRONGEST 239 gal!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'" Babe Davis drew his coat-sleeve across his eyes as if to clear his vision, and stared again at the store- keeper.
"What's the trouble, Beck? Le's have it, " came from one of the self-conscious, but impatient, listen- ers. There was an uneasy but quiet shifting in the crowd. They closed in a little more. They bent forward slightly to hear Beck Logan's answer.
"Why, " replied the old man in a tone of frank confidence, "Ma'y 'Lizbeth Dale has been playin' a sort o' detective game all these mont...hs, an' has got onto sump'n that seems to threaten our interests here. She suspected this here man, Marshall, of under- handedness from the very jump, an' she made up her mind to watch him. So she pretended to be j powerful friendly-like an' sociable with him, jes to ; t to keep her eye on him " The listeners looked at each other with dawning wonder in their eyes. Babe Davis sat down as suddenly as if his legs had given way under him.
Yes, " said the old man, nodding his head and smiling as if delighted at the idea, "that slip of a THE RIGHT OF THE STRONGEST 239 gal!
What to read after The Right of the Strongest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greene Frances Nimmo to read onlineMoreLess
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