The Heart of Cherry Mcbain a Novel
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As he started hastily down the street he brushed against someone standing near the en-f trance to Hurley's office. Looking back, he recog- nized Tom Rickard, one of Keith McBain's men, lounging lazily against the wall only a few feet from the doorway. The circumstance held no special significance for him at the time, and yet he couldn't help wondering why Rickard was in town.
In the office Hurley was standing before Keith McBain, who had remained perfectly silent during the interview with King.... Hurley was re- garding McBain seriously.
118 THE HEART OF CHERRY McBAIN "What do you think of Howden?" "He's a good boy, " Keith remarked dryly.
"Couldn't he handle that camp for the winter a little better than anyone around here?" McBain did not say anything for some time, but sat meditatively smoking his pipe. Finally he seemed to have reached a conclusion.
"He's a good boy, Hugh, " he remarked slowly, "but he's got to be more than that before he can handle a gang of men in a bush. He's got to have the stomach!" Hurley went to his window and looked out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he started hastily down the street he brushed against someone standing near the en-f trance to Hurley's office. Looking back, he recog- nized Tom Rickard, one of Keith McBain's men, lounging lazily against the wall only a few feet from the doorway. The circumstance held no special significance for him at the time, and yet he couldn't help wondering why Rickard was in town.
In the office Hurley was standing before Keith McBain, who had remained perfectly silent during the interview with King.... Hurley was re- garding McBain seriously.
118 THE HEART OF CHERRY McBAIN "What do you think of Howden?" "He's a good boy, " Keith remarked dryly.
"Couldn't he handle that camp for the winter a little better than anyone around here?" McBain did not say anything for some time, but sat meditatively smoking his pipe. Finally he seemed to have reached a conclusion.
"He's a good boy, Hugh, " he remarked slowly, "but he's got to be more than that before he can handle a gang of men in a bush. He's got to have the stomach!" Hurley went to his window and looked out.
What to read after The Heart of Cherry Mcbain a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Durkin to read onlineMoreLess
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