Lifted Masks; Stories
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There he was--helpless. And below--well, below they were passing the Kelley Bill!
He rattled the grating of the elevator shaft. He made strange, loudnoises, knowing all the while he could not make himself heard. Andthen at last, alone in the State-house attic, Henry Ludlow, eminentlobbyist, sat down on a box and nursed his fury.
Below, Freckles McGrath, the youngest champion of reform in thebuilding, was putting on a bold front. He laughed and he talked andhe whistled. He took people up and dow...n with as much nonchalance asif he did not know that up at the top of that shaft angry eyes werestraining themselves for a glimpse of the car, and terrible curseswere descending, literally, upon his stubby red head.
It was a great afternoon at the State-house. Every one thronged tothe doors of the Senate Chamber, where they were putting through theKelley Bill. The speeches made in behalf of the measure were brief. The great thing now was not to make speeches; it was to reach "S" onroll-call before a man with iron-grey hair and an iron-greymoustache could come in and say something to the fair-haired memberwith the weak mouth who sat near the rear of the chamber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There he was--helpless. And below--well, below they were passing the Kelley Bill!
He rattled the grating of the elevator shaft. He made strange, loudnoises, knowing all the while he could not make himself heard. Andthen at last, alone in the State-house attic, Henry Ludlow, eminentlobbyist, sat down on a box and nursed his fury.
Below, Freckles McGrath, the youngest champion of reform in thebuilding, was putting on a bold front. He laughed and he talked andhe whistled. He took people up and dow...n with as much nonchalance asif he did not know that up at the top of that shaft angry eyes werestraining themselves for a glimpse of the car, and terrible curseswere descending, literally, upon his stubby red head.
It was a great afternoon at the State-house. Every one thronged tothe doors of the Senate Chamber, where they were putting through theKelley Bill. The speeches made in behalf of the measure were brief. The great thing now was not to make speeches; it was to reach "S" onroll-call before a man with iron-grey hair and an iron-greymoustache could come in and say something to the fair-haired memberwith the weak mouth who sat near the rear of the chamber.
What to read after Lifted Masks; Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glaspell, Susan, 1876-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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