The Upper Hand
The Upper Hand
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" But I'm very sorry for Jean, if she accepts him. And she won't ! " " So, boss, so ! " cooed the pirate. " You ain't got very good manners, my boy. Guess you'd better get them paintin' traps now. Guess there ain't much you can do or say 'thout irritatin' my valued friend here. Good day. Help yourself to a drink there in the house." The two old men sat in silence till Grey had emerged from the house, marched across the clearing, and so out of sight down the wood-road. The pirate smoked unconcer...nedly; Mr. Warden stared before him into the quiet, sunny forest.
" I don't suppose," the Captain said, speaking to his pipe bowl as he twisted it about in his hand, " that you could possibly guess why I — ahem ! — requested your presence, sir." Mr. Warden writhed. "You've taken nearly twenty thousand dollars. And they're wondering all Digitized by Google 900 ,THE UPPER HAND t0Ter town wbjr I aold the k^ w the mer. Yw'w gat enou^ God^ i)ut I wish jau woe dendi'* he cned in a quick burst
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But I'm very sorry for Jean, if she accepts him. And she won't ! " " So, boss, so ! " cooed the pirate. " You ain't got very good manners, my boy. Guess you'd better get them paintin' traps now. Guess there ain't much you can do or say 'thout irritatin' my valued friend here. Good day. Help yourself to a drink there in the house." The two old men sat in silence till Grey had emerged from the house, marched across the clearing, and so out of sight down the wood-road. The pirate smoked unconcer...nedly; Mr. Warden stared before him into the quiet, sunny forest.
" I don't suppose," the Captain said, speaking to his pipe bowl as he twisted it about in his hand, " that you could possibly guess why I — ahem ! — requested your presence, sir." Mr. Warden writhed. "You've taken nearly twenty thousand dollars. And they're wondering all Digitized by Google 900 ,THE UPPER HAND t0Ter town wbjr I aold the k^ w the mer. Yw'w gat enou^ God^ i)ut I wish jau woe dendi'* he cned in a quick burst
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