Tales of Unrest
Tales of Unrest
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All at once he looked dangerously in earnest. "You flabby, good-for-nothing civilian--take that!" he howled.
Kayerts dropped under the table, and the stool struck the grass innerwall of the room. Then, as Carlier was trying to upset the table, Kayerts in desperation made a blind rush, head low, like a cornered pigwould do, and over-turning his friend, bolted along the verandah, andinto his room. He locked the door, snatched his revolver, and stoodpanting. In less than a minute Carlier was kicki...ng at the doorfuriously, howling, "If you don't bring out that sugar, I will shoot youat sight, like a dog. Now then--one--two--three. You won't? I will showyou who's the master. " Kayerts thought the door would fall in, and scrambled through the squarehole that served for a window in his room. There was then the wholebreadth of the house between them. But the other was apparently notstrong enough to break in the door, and Kayerts heard him running round. Then he also began to run laboriously on his swollen legs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All at once he looked dangerously in earnest. "You flabby, good-for-nothing civilian--take that!" he howled.
Kayerts dropped under the table, and the stool struck the grass innerwall of the room. Then, as Carlier was trying to upset the table, Kayerts in desperation made a blind rush, head low, like a cornered pigwould do, and over-turning his friend, bolted along the verandah, andinto his room. He locked the door, snatched his revolver, and stoodpanting. In less than a minute Carlier was kicki...ng at the doorfuriously, howling, "If you don't bring out that sugar, I will shoot youat sight, like a dog. Now then--one--two--three. You won't? I will showyou who's the master. " Kayerts thought the door would fall in, and scrambled through the squarehole that served for a window in his room. There was then the wholebreadth of the house between them. But the other was apparently notstrong enough to break in the door, and Kayerts heard him running round. Then he also began to run laboriously on his swollen legs.
What to read after Tales of Unrest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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