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O'Dell telephoned the Mad Hatter.
" Say, Jenks, d' you think we'll stand for any hold-up like that?" he thundered after a moment's colloquy.
" Wait a minute ! " Avery's grandmother inter- rupted Irreverently. " How much does he want? " Benjamin Harrison O'Dell turned an outraged face. "A thousand dol— " " Take It ! " came the incisive command. " Of course, on condition he'll consent to giving up the chil- dren and having the Injunction made permanent. . . . No, do as I say! " '' She'll pay It, ..." Mr. O'Dell told Mr. Jenks with the chagrined expression of a restrained bulldog.
He pivoted again.
ii6 Z£// " He wants to know if it's cash. " ** Cash, " affirmed Mrs. Holmes grimly. Thus prematurely and inconsiderately were cut off the sterling and splendidly constructive professional activities of Mr. O'Dell and the Mad Hatter.
Chapter Three: Obit Herman Zell Mrs. Gram, the motherly old lady who acted as a sort of canonized stage manager at the monthly baptisms, knocked on his door like a summoning Fate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O'Dell telephoned the Mad Hatter.
" Say, Jenks, d' you think we'll stand for any hold-up like that?" he thundered after a moment's colloquy.
" Wait a minute ! " Avery's grandmother inter- rupted Irreverently. " How much does he want? " Benjamin Harrison O'Dell turned an outraged face. "A thousand dol— " " Take It ! " came the incisive command. " Of course, on condition he'll consent to giving up the chil- dren and having the Injunction made permanent. . . . No, do as I say! " '' She'll pay It, ..." Mr. O'Dell told Mr. Jenks with the chagrined expression of a restrained bulldog.
He pivoted again.
ii6 Z£// " He wants to know if it's cash. " ** Cash, " affirmed Mrs. Holmes grimly. Thus prematurely and inconsiderately were cut off the sterling and splendidly constructive professional activities of Mr. O'Dell and the Mad Hatter.
Chapter Three: Obit Herman Zell Mrs. Gram, the motherly old lady who acted as a sort of canonized stage manager at the monthly baptisms, knocked on his door like a summoning Fate.
What to read after Zell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Hunter Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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