The Chums of Scranton High At Ice Hockey
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"So I ratherguess he didn't get much satisfaction from the old deacon. But he'sawful stubborn, is our efficient head of police; and if he can findany way to put that business on Nick's shoulders he will, take myword for it. " Hugh only smiled as though he was not worrying about anything ChiefWambold could accomplish. He had known the other to make several"bone-plays" since coming to Scranton, and hence Hugh did not have avery high opinion of the official's merits, though not doubting hishonesty... of purpose at all.
After a short time they arrived at the smithy. Deacon Winslow livedclose to his shop. He was a big man, with the proverbial muscles ofthe blacksmith; and for many years he had been looked upon as apillar in the church he attended.
Besides this he was reckoned a good man, who could always be countedon to go out of his way to do a favor for anybody. The poor ofScranton loved him better than they did anyone they knew. His actswere often "hidden under a bushel, " since he did not go around, asThad once said, "blowing his own horn, and advertising his goodnessas one would soft soap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"So I ratherguess he didn't get much satisfaction from the old deacon. But he'sawful stubborn, is our efficient head of police; and if he can findany way to put that business on Nick's shoulders he will, take myword for it. " Hugh only smiled as though he was not worrying about anything ChiefWambold could accomplish. He had known the other to make several"bone-plays" since coming to Scranton, and hence Hugh did not have avery high opinion of the official's merits, though not doubting hishonesty... of purpose at all.
After a short time they arrived at the smithy. Deacon Winslow livedclose to his shop. He was a big man, with the proverbial muscles ofthe blacksmith; and for many years he had been looked upon as apillar in the church he attended.
Besides this he was reckoned a good man, who could always be countedon to go out of his way to do a favor for anybody. The poor ofScranton loved him better than they did anyone they knew. His actswere often "hidden under a bushel, " since he did not go around, asThad once said, "blowing his own horn, and advertising his goodnessas one would soft soap.
What to read after The Chums of Scranton High At Ice Hockey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferguson Donald to read onlineMoreLess
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