A Tame Surrender, a Story of the Chicago Strike
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I tuk it to the house--Ithought mebbe she could inflooence Mart, but I'd never have come herewid it at all, sorr, but--but----" And his troubled gaze wandered now towhere Elmendorf stood biting his nails and watching a chance to speak.
"But what, Donnelly? Who put you up to such a dirty piece of business?" "Permit me. Nothing dirty was intended for a minute, if I may be allowedto speak, " said Elmendorf, as he came forward. "As a friend of allparties concerned, for I know Mr. Wallen well and ha...ve remarked hisbibulous propensities with distress, I merely suggested to Mr. Donnellythat perhaps if he could get Miss Wallen's ear he might possibly induceher to exercise a restraining influence upon her brother. I thought itbest that she should know how and where he was spending so much money_in esse_ as well as money _in posse_. That Mr. Donnelly should havemisconstrued my well-meant words into----" "Oh, sure ye told me to show this bill when everybody could see it, sorr, and that would take the starch out av her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tuk it to the house--Ithought mebbe she could inflooence Mart, but I'd never have come herewid it at all, sorr, but--but----" And his troubled gaze wandered now towhere Elmendorf stood biting his nails and watching a chance to speak.
"But what, Donnelly? Who put you up to such a dirty piece of business?" "Permit me. Nothing dirty was intended for a minute, if I may be allowedto speak, " said Elmendorf, as he came forward. "As a friend of allparties concerned, for I know Mr. Wallen well and ha...ve remarked hisbibulous propensities with distress, I merely suggested to Mr. Donnellythat perhaps if he could get Miss Wallen's ear he might possibly induceher to exercise a restraining influence upon her brother. I thought itbest that she should know how and where he was spending so much money_in esse_ as well as money _in posse_. That Mr. Donnelly should havemisconstrued my well-meant words into----" "Oh, sure ye told me to show this bill when everybody could see it, sorr, and that would take the starch out av her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Charles, 1844-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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