The Life of the Party
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VIII With never a backward glance he ran on, not doubting as a hare beforethe beagle, but following a straight course, like unto a hunted roebuck. He did not know he could run so fast, and he could not have run so fastany other time than this. Beyond was a crossing. It was blind instinctthat made him double round the turn. And it was instinct, quickened andguided by desperation, that made him dart like a rose-tinted flash upthe steps to the stoop of an old-fashioned residence standing justbeyon...d the corner, spring inside the storm doors, draw them to behindhim, and crouch there, hidden, as pursuit went lumbering by.
Through a chink between the door halves he watched breathlessly whileSwitzer, who moved with a pronounced limp and rubbed his knees as helimped, hobbled halfway up the block, slowed down, halted, glared abouthim for sight or sign of the vanished fugitive, and then misled by afalse trail departed, padding heavily with a galoshed tread, round thenext turn.
With his body still drawn well back within the shadow line of theoverhanging cornice Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VIII With never a backward glance he ran on, not doubting as a hare beforethe beagle, but following a straight course, like unto a hunted roebuck. He did not know he could run so fast, and he could not have run so fastany other time than this. Beyond was a crossing. It was blind instinctthat made him double round the turn. And it was instinct, quickened andguided by desperation, that made him dart like a rose-tinted flash upthe steps to the stoop of an old-fashioned residence standing justbeyon...d the corner, spring inside the storm doors, draw them to behindhim, and crouch there, hidden, as pursuit went lumbering by.
Through a chink between the door halves he watched breathlessly whileSwitzer, who moved with a pronounced limp and rubbed his knees as helimped, hobbled halfway up the block, slowed down, halted, glared abouthim for sight or sign of the vanished fugitive, and then misled by afalse trail departed, padding heavily with a galoshed tread, round thenext turn.
With his body still drawn well back within the shadow line of theoverhanging cornice Mr.
What to read after The Life of the Party?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cobb Irvin Shrewsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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