The Price
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" "I'm glad it's book money, " Raymer went on. "If we should happen to gosmash, he won't feel the loss quite so fiercely. I have a friend over inWisconsin; he is a laboratory professor in mechanics, and he writesbooks on the side. He says a book is a pure gamble. If you win, you havethat much more money to throw to the dicky-birds. If you lose, you'vemerely drawn the usual blank. " Miss Grierson did not reply, and for a little while they were bothsilent. Then Raymer said: "I wonder if McMurtry ...doesn't think I've dropped out on him. I guess I'dbetter go and see. Don't wait any longer on my motions, unless you wantto, Miss Margery. " When Raymer had gone, the opportunity which Broffin had so lately cravedwas his. Miss Grierson was left alone on the big veranda, and he hadonly to step out and confront her. Instead, he got up quietly and wentback through the lobby with his head down and his hands in his pockets, and the surviving bit of the dead cigar disappeared between his strongteeth and became a cud of chagrin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I'm glad it's book money, " Raymer went on. "If we should happen to gosmash, he won't feel the loss quite so fiercely. I have a friend over inWisconsin; he is a laboratory professor in mechanics, and he writesbooks on the side. He says a book is a pure gamble. If you win, you havethat much more money to throw to the dicky-birds. If you lose, you'vemerely drawn the usual blank. " Miss Grierson did not reply, and for a little while they were bothsilent. Then Raymer said: "I wonder if McMurtry ...doesn't think I've dropped out on him. I guess I'dbetter go and see. Don't wait any longer on my motions, unless you wantto, Miss Margery. " When Raymer had gone, the opportunity which Broffin had so lately cravedwas his. Miss Grierson was left alone on the big veranda, and he hadonly to step out and confront her. Instead, he got up quietly and wentback through the lobby with his head down and his hands in his pockets, and the surviving bit of the dead cigar disappeared between his strongteeth and became a cud of chagrin.
What to read after The Price?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynde Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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