Lost Face
Lost Face
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Some friend had brought Dave along to talk over townsites on Mammon Creek. But little talking did he do, and what he did wasmostly gibberish. I tell you the sight of Flush of Gold had sent Daveclean daffy. Old Victor Chauvet insisted after Dave left that he hadbeen drunk. And so he had. He was drunk, but Flush of Gold was thestrong drink that made him so.
"That settled it, that first glimpse he caught of her. He did not startback down the Yukon in a week, as he had intended. He lingered on amon...th, two months, all summer. And we who had suffered understood, andwondered what the outcome would be. Undoubtedly, in our minds, it seemedthat Flush of Gold had met her master. And why not? There was romancesprinkled all over Dave Walsh. He was a Mammon King, he had made theMammon Creek strike; he was an old sour dough, one of the oldest pioneersin the land--men turned to look at him when he went by, and said to oneanother in awed undertones, 'There goes Dave Walsh. ' And why not? Hestood six feet four; he had yellow hair himself that curled on his neck;and he was a bull--a yellow-maned bull just turned thirty-one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some friend had brought Dave along to talk over townsites on Mammon Creek. But little talking did he do, and what he did wasmostly gibberish. I tell you the sight of Flush of Gold had sent Daveclean daffy. Old Victor Chauvet insisted after Dave left that he hadbeen drunk. And so he had. He was drunk, but Flush of Gold was thestrong drink that made him so.
"That settled it, that first glimpse he caught of her. He did not startback down the Yukon in a week, as he had intended. He lingered on amon...th, two months, all summer. And we who had suffered understood, andwondered what the outcome would be. Undoubtedly, in our minds, it seemedthat Flush of Gold had met her master. And why not? There was romancesprinkled all over Dave Walsh. He was a Mammon King, he had made theMammon Creek strike; he was an old sour dough, one of the oldest pioneersin the land--men turned to look at him when he went by, and said to oneanother in awed undertones, 'There goes Dave Walsh. ' And why not? Hestood six feet four; he had yellow hair himself that curled on his neck;and he was a bull--a yellow-maned bull just turned thirty-one.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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