The Uphill Climb
The Uphill Climb
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" But I can't ; my tongue and my legs always betray the guilty secret. Have you got any particular system, or is it just a gift ? ' " !No " — Ford shook bis bead — " nothing like that. I just don't happen to be drunk. " He eyed Jim sharply while he considered within himself. " It looks to me, " he began, after a moment, " as if our friend Dick had framed up a nice little plant. One way and another I got wise to the whole thing; but for the life of me, I can't see what made him do it. Lordy me !... I never kicked him on any bunion ! " He grinned, as memory flashed a brief, mental picture of Sunset and certain incidents which occurred there. But memory never lets well enough alone, and one is lucky to escape without seeing a picture that leaves a sting; Ford's smile ended in a scowl.
" Jealousy, old man, " Jim pronounced without hesitation. " Of course, I don't know the details, but — details be darned. If he has tried to hand you a package, take it from me, jealousy 's the string he tied it with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But I can't ; my tongue and my legs always betray the guilty secret. Have you got any particular system, or is it just a gift ? ' " !No " — Ford shook bis bead — " nothing like that. I just don't happen to be drunk. " He eyed Jim sharply while he considered within himself. " It looks to me, " he began, after a moment, " as if our friend Dick had framed up a nice little plant. One way and another I got wise to the whole thing; but for the life of me, I can't see what made him do it. Lordy me !... I never kicked him on any bunion ! " He grinned, as memory flashed a brief, mental picture of Sunset and certain incidents which occurred there. But memory never lets well enough alone, and one is lucky to escape without seeing a picture that leaves a sting; Ford's smile ended in a scowl.
" Jealousy, old man, " Jim pronounced without hesitation. " Of course, I don't know the details, but — details be darned. If he has tried to hand you a package, take it from me, jealousy 's the string he tied it with.
What to read after The Uphill Climb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B M Bertha Muzzy Bower to read onlineMoreLess
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