Traffic in Souls
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A short figure darted out from a doorway as he approached the cornerand deftly stuck a foot forward, tripping the policeman.
"Beat it, fellers!" called this adept, whose voice Burke recognized asthat of Jimmie the Monk. It was a clever campaign which the gangstershad laid out, but their mistake in picking the man cost them dearly.
As he called, the Monk darted down the street for a quick escape, feeling confident that his enemy was lying dead in the doorway on thecorner. Burke forgot the orders... of the Mayor against the use offire-arms; his mind inadvertently swung into the fighting mood of theold days in the Philippines, when native devils were dealt justice asbefitted their own methods.
He had fallen heavily on the wet pavement, and slid. But, at therecognition of that evil voice, he rolled over, and half lying on thepavement he leveled his revolver at the fleeting figure of the gangleader.
Bang! One shot did the work, and Jimmie the Monk crumpled forward, with a leg which was never again to lead in another Bowery "spiel" orclub prize fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A short figure darted out from a doorway as he approached the cornerand deftly stuck a foot forward, tripping the policeman.
"Beat it, fellers!" called this adept, whose voice Burke recognized asthat of Jimmie the Monk. It was a clever campaign which the gangstershad laid out, but their mistake in picking the man cost them dearly.
As he called, the Monk darted down the street for a quick escape, feeling confident that his enemy was lying dead in the doorway on thecorner. Burke forgot the orders... of the Mayor against the use offire-arms; his mind inadvertently swung into the fighting mood of theold days in the Philippines, when native devils were dealt justice asbefitted their own methods.
He had fallen heavily on the wet pavement, and slid. But, at therecognition of that evil voice, he rolled over, and half lying on thepavement he leveled his revolver at the fleeting figure of the gangleader.
Bang! One shot did the work, and Jimmie the Monk crumpled forward, with a leg which was never again to lead in another Bowery "spiel" orclub prize fight.
What to read after Traffic in Souls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ball Eustace Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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