The Winds of Chance
The Winds of Chance
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You've got sense. Let the rough-necks do it. This here Front Street is the best pay-streak in the Klondike and it won't pinch out. WThy? Because every miner empties his poke into it." The speaker nodded, and leaned more intimately against Phillips. "They bring in their Bonanza dust and their El Dorado nuggets and salt our sluices. That's the system. It's sim- pler as falling down a log. What?" "Come to the good news," Laure urged.
318 THE WINDS OF CHANCE "This little woman hates you, don't she?..." Best winked. "Just like she hates her right eye. You got her going, kid. Well, you can start work to- morrow." "Start work? Where?" Pierce was bewildered.
"Miller's looking for a gold-weigher. We'll put you out in the saloon proper." "'Saloon proper'?" Pierce shook his head in good-natured refusal. "I dare say it's the fault of my bringing-up, but — I don't think there's any such thing. I'm an outdoor person. I'm one of the rough-necks who salts your sluice-boxes. I think I'd better stick to the hills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You've got sense. Let the rough-necks do it. This here Front Street is the best pay-streak in the Klondike and it won't pinch out. WThy? Because every miner empties his poke into it." The speaker nodded, and leaned more intimately against Phillips. "They bring in their Bonanza dust and their El Dorado nuggets and salt our sluices. That's the system. It's sim- pler as falling down a log. What?" "Come to the good news," Laure urged.
318 THE WINDS OF CHANCE "This little woman hates you, don't she?..." Best winked. "Just like she hates her right eye. You got her going, kid. Well, you can start work to- morrow." "Start work? Where?" Pierce was bewildered.
"Miller's looking for a gold-weigher. We'll put you out in the saloon proper." "'Saloon proper'?" Pierce shook his head in good-natured refusal. "I dare say it's the fault of my bringing-up, but — I don't think there's any such thing. I'm an outdoor person. I'm one of the rough-necks who salts your sluice-boxes. I think I'd better stick to the hills.
What to read after The Winds of Chance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rex Beach to read onlineMoreLess
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