Thoroughbreds
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"The little mare's well, " the boy answered, laconically.
"That's bad luck for us, Shandy. We'll be poorer by the matter of a fewthousand if they win the Derby. " "Who's we?" questioned Shandy, with saucy directness.
"The whole stable. A man has played The Dutchman to win a hundredthousand, an' he's goin' to give the boys, one or two of them, fivehundred if it comes off. " The small imp's weak, red-lidded eyes took on a hungry, famished look. "What're you givin' us is that straight goods?" he d...emanded, doubtingly.
Langdon didn't answer the question direct; he said: "My man's afraidsomebody'll get at The Dutchman. There's a lot of horse sickness about, an' if anyone was to take some of the poison from a sick horse's noseand put it in The Dutchman's nostrils at night, why he'd never start inthe Derby, I reckon. " A look of deep cunning crept into the boy's thin freckled face; his eyescontracted and blinked nervously.
"What th' 'ell's the difference? If the Porter mare starts Redpaththinks he's got a lead-pipe cinch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The little mare's well, " the boy answered, laconically.
"That's bad luck for us, Shandy. We'll be poorer by the matter of a fewthousand if they win the Derby. " "Who's we?" questioned Shandy, with saucy directness.
"The whole stable. A man has played The Dutchman to win a hundredthousand, an' he's goin' to give the boys, one or two of them, fivehundred if it comes off. " The small imp's weak, red-lidded eyes took on a hungry, famished look. "What're you givin' us is that straight goods?" he d...emanded, doubtingly.
Langdon didn't answer the question direct; he said: "My man's afraidsomebody'll get at The Dutchman. There's a lot of horse sickness about, an' if anyone was to take some of the poison from a sick horse's noseand put it in The Dutchman's nostrils at night, why he'd never start inthe Derby, I reckon. " A look of deep cunning crept into the boy's thin freckled face; his eyescontracted and blinked nervously.
"What th' 'ell's the difference? If the Porter mare starts Redpaththinks he's got a lead-pipe cinch.
What to read after Thoroughbreds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a William Alexander Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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