The Island Stallion Races (2011)
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And as he waited he was thoroughly at ease and, indeed, nonchalant, sitting comfortably in a deep leather chair with his legs crossed and his fine black homburg balanced on one knee. His long fingers drummed the silver head of his cane but not impatiently … or so it would have seemed to an onlooker.
In a little while a girl emerged from the inner office, smiled and said that Mr. Garcia-Pena would see him. Jay did not leave his chair, but smiled graciously in return and waited for Mr. Garcia-Pena... to appear and escort him inside. There was an uneasy moment or two, then the girl disappeared within the office and seconds later a small dark-haired man stood in the doorway.
“Mr. Van Oss?” the Race Secretary asked, smiling.
Jay rose to his feet, nodding graciously but not smiling. “Mr. Garcia-Pena?” He waited until the man crossed the floor to greet him, and then they went into the office.
For a few minutes more Jay allowed Mr. Garcia-Pena to scrutinize him while they discussed the unusually hot day, the lack of a breeze and the little rain there had been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as he waited he was thoroughly at ease and, indeed, nonchalant, sitting comfortably in a deep leather chair with his legs crossed and his fine black homburg balanced on one knee. His long fingers drummed the silver head of his cane but not impatiently … or so it would have seemed to an onlooker.
In a little while a girl emerged from the inner office, smiled and said that Mr. Garcia-Pena would see him. Jay did not leave his chair, but smiled graciously in return and waited for Mr. Garcia-Pena... to appear and escort him inside. There was an uneasy moment or two, then the girl disappeared within the office and seconds later a small dark-haired man stood in the doorway.
“Mr. Van Oss?” the Race Secretary asked, smiling.
Jay rose to his feet, nodding graciously but not smiling. “Mr. Garcia-Pena?” He waited until the man crossed the floor to greet him, and then they went into the office.
For a few minutes more Jay allowed Mr. Garcia-Pena to scrutinize him while they discussed the unusually hot day, the lack of a breeze and the little rain there had been.
What to read after The Island Stallion Races?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Farley to read onlineMoreLess
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