The Whip Hand : a Tale of the Pine Country
The Whip Hand : a Tale of the Pine Country
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When he had disappeared, after the third recall, and the next turn was announced, Halloran slipped out 220 THE WHIP HAND and strolled a few steps up the alley that led to the stage-door.
A quarter of an hour later a large, coarse- featured young woman, wearing a rakish French costume, came out into the alley ; and behind her, barely reaching to her shoulder, in the tmf amiliar get-up of a light suit, a wide-brimmed pearl-gray hat, tan shoes, and a bamboo stick, appeared Jimmie. They started to ...walk off together, but at Halloran's hail the yotmg man turned.
** How are you, " he said with a nod, somewhat as if their last meeting had been but a few hotirs earlier. ** Want to speak to me ? " At Halloran's affirmative, he left the woman, who stared at Halloran as she waited.
'* Been to the show ? " asked Jimmie. ** Got 'em cold, ain't I ? I always told Le Due I could do it the minute I got a chance at a big house. " "I've been looking for you, Jimmie. Won't you have dinner with me to-night at the Auditoriimi?" *' Dinner, eh ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he had disappeared, after the third recall, and the next turn was announced, Halloran slipped out 220 THE WHIP HAND and strolled a few steps up the alley that led to the stage-door.
A quarter of an hour later a large, coarse- featured young woman, wearing a rakish French costume, came out into the alley ; and behind her, barely reaching to her shoulder, in the tmf amiliar get-up of a light suit, a wide-brimmed pearl-gray hat, tan shoes, and a bamboo stick, appeared Jimmie. They started to ...walk off together, but at Halloran's hail the yotmg man turned.
** How are you, " he said with a nod, somewhat as if their last meeting had been but a few hotirs earlier. ** Want to speak to me ? " At Halloran's affirmative, he left the woman, who stared at Halloran as she waited.
'* Been to the show ? " asked Jimmie. ** Got 'em cold, ain't I ? I always told Le Due I could do it the minute I got a chance at a big house. " "I've been looking for you, Jimmie. Won't you have dinner with me to-night at the Auditoriimi?" *' Dinner, eh ?
What to read after The Whip Hand : a Tale of the Pine Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doubleday, Page & Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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