The Varmint
The Varmint
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Itwould cost you a half a week. " "Is that all?" said Beekstein, who had never belonged to a secretsociety in his life. "Here's the first month down. Right here. " "I don't know how far we are committed to Gumbo, " said the TennesseeShad, not disdaining to finger the two-dollar bill. "But I'll doeverything I can for you. " Gumbo Binks, being consulted as to the qualifications of Beekstein, fell into the same trap. He was a monosyllabic, oldish little fellow, whose cheeks had fallen down and dis...turbed the balance of his alreadybald head. He had but one emotion and one enthusiasm, a professionaljealousy of Beekstein, who was several points ahead of him in the racefor first honors. Under these conditions the Tennessee Shad proceededvictoriously. Having made sure of each, he next informed them that, owing to a wide divergence of opinion, a choice seemed impossible. Each should have two months' opportunity to lecture before the QuickLunchers before a vote would be taken.
Under these successful auspices the Institute met enthusiastically thefollowing day, both the lecturers and the lectured ignoring thefinancial status of the others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Itwould cost you a half a week. " "Is that all?" said Beekstein, who had never belonged to a secretsociety in his life. "Here's the first month down. Right here. " "I don't know how far we are committed to Gumbo, " said the TennesseeShad, not disdaining to finger the two-dollar bill. "But I'll doeverything I can for you. " Gumbo Binks, being consulted as to the qualifications of Beekstein, fell into the same trap. He was a monosyllabic, oldish little fellow, whose cheeks had fallen down and dis...turbed the balance of his alreadybald head. He had but one emotion and one enthusiasm, a professionaljealousy of Beekstein, who was several points ahead of him in the racefor first honors. Under these conditions the Tennessee Shad proceededvictoriously. Having made sure of each, he next informed them that, owing to a wide divergence of opinion, a choice seemed impossible. Each should have two months' opportunity to lecture before the QuickLunchers before a vote would be taken.
Under these successful auspices the Institute met enthusiastically thefollowing day, both the lecturers and the lectured ignoring thefinancial status of the others.
What to read after The Varmint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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