The Blue Goose
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I " But Morrison interrupted : " You ve been squealing, have you? Well, you just go on, only remember this. If you re going to set in a little game of freeze-out, you play your cards close to your coat. " Luna saw the drift of Morrison s remarks, and hastened to defend himself.
" It s gospel truth. I haven t squealed. " He gave a detailed account of his midnight interview with Firmstone, defining sharply between his facts and his inferences. He finally concluded : " The old man s sharp. There i...sn t a corner of the mine he doesn t know, and there isn t a chink in the mill, from the feed to the tail-sluice, that he hasn t got his eye on. " Luna s mood changed from the defensive to the as sertive. " I ll tell you one thing more. He s square, square as a die. He had me bunched, but he give me a chance. He told me that I could stop the stealing at the mill, that I had got to, and, by God, I m going to, in spite of hell ! " [78] MORRISON TACKLES A MAN Morrison was relieved, but a sneer buried the mani festation of his relief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I " But Morrison interrupted : " You ve been squealing, have you? Well, you just go on, only remember this. If you re going to set in a little game of freeze-out, you play your cards close to your coat. " Luna saw the drift of Morrison s remarks, and hastened to defend himself.
" It s gospel truth. I haven t squealed. " He gave a detailed account of his midnight interview with Firmstone, defining sharply between his facts and his inferences. He finally concluded : " The old man s sharp. There i...sn t a corner of the mine he doesn t know, and there isn t a chink in the mill, from the feed to the tail-sluice, that he hasn t got his eye on. " Luna s mood changed from the defensive to the as sertive. " I ll tell you one thing more. He s square, square as a die. He had me bunched, but he give me a chance. He told me that I could stop the stealing at the mill, that I had got to, and, by God, I m going to, in spite of hell ! " [78] MORRISON TACKLES A MAN Morrison was relieved, but a sneer buried the mani festation of his relief.
What to read after The Blue Goose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Lewis Nason to read onlineMoreLess
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