The Vision of Joy Or When Billy Sunday Came to Town a Sequel to the Victor
The Vision of Joy Or When Billy Sunday Came to Town a Sequel to the Victor
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" Bud McCrea emphasized his scorn for the ex-base- ball champion by adding an oath to his words as he left the room.
CHAPTER VIII.
A SLEIGH-RIDE PARTY The day after his triumph at the Tourist Club was one of inner conflict and discouragement for Reginald Nelson. He was himself astonished at the place which Joy Graham had taken in his life and he wondered what the subtle charm was which seemed to bind his life to hers. Try as he might he could not dismiss her from his thoughts.
"She belongs to a...nother man, " he said to himself, sternly. "I have no more right to see her hand than if she were already married. Ah, " he continued, groaning, "what is wrong with me? Am I going mad?" His fellow clerks at the office noticed his de- jected appearance, but could not guess the cause. They thought he must have received bad news of some kind and they did not trouble him. He attended to the duties of the office, acting as secretary to the agent, and entering way bills on the books, but his mind was not on his work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Bud McCrea emphasized his scorn for the ex-base- ball champion by adding an oath to his words as he left the room.
CHAPTER VIII.
A SLEIGH-RIDE PARTY The day after his triumph at the Tourist Club was one of inner conflict and discouragement for Reginald Nelson. He was himself astonished at the place which Joy Graham had taken in his life and he wondered what the subtle charm was which seemed to bind his life to hers. Try as he might he could not dismiss her from his thoughts.
"She belongs to a...nother man, " he said to himself, sternly. "I have no more right to see her hand than if she were already married. Ah, " he continued, groaning, "what is wrong with me? Am I going mad?" His fellow clerks at the office noticed his de- jected appearance, but could not guess the cause. They thought he must have received bad news of some kind and they did not trouble him. He attended to the duties of the office, acting as secretary to the agent, and entering way bills on the books, but his mind was not on his work.
What to read after The Vision of Joy Or When Billy Sunday Came to Town a Sequel to the Victor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Corkey to read onlineMoreLess
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