The Sporting Life And Other Trifles
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I set down my bags and remained in the corridor.
A moment later, on looking in his direction, I noticed that he was feeling in his breast-pocket with the agitated air of a man who has lost something. An Italian standing by him noticed it, too, spoke to him, got an answer, flung down the window, and howled for the police. Then the hurricane fell. Policemen dashed into the train with excited eyes. Civilians followed with excited cries. They rushed up to my friend and stood clamouring before him l...ike the Tower of Babel rocking in an earthquake. I alone remained in the corridor guarding the four bags.
I do not know what questions the policemen asked. They must have asked my friend either where he had been robbed or by whom he had been robbed. The next thing of which I was aware was that he was pointing his arm vigorously down the corridor, of which I was the only occupant. I may say, in order to spare his feelings, that he is a little K 145 THE SPORTING LIFE short-sighted, and probably did not know that I was standing there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I set down my bags and remained in the corridor.
A moment later, on looking in his direction, I noticed that he was feeling in his breast-pocket with the agitated air of a man who has lost something. An Italian standing by him noticed it, too, spoke to him, got an answer, flung down the window, and howled for the police. Then the hurricane fell. Policemen dashed into the train with excited eyes. Civilians followed with excited cries. They rushed up to my friend and stood clamouring before him l...ike the Tower of Babel rocking in an earthquake. I alone remained in the corridor guarding the four bags.
I do not know what questions the policemen asked. They must have asked my friend either where he had been robbed or by whom he had been robbed. The next thing of which I was aware was that he was pointing his arm vigorously down the corridor, of which I was the only occupant. I may say, in order to spare his feelings, that he is a little K 145 THE SPORTING LIFE short-sighted, and probably did not know that I was standing there.
What to read after The Sporting Life And Other Trifles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynd Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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