The War Terror
The War Terror
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I noticed, however, that Whitecap was not there. The story hadbeen read by such of the dope fiends as had not fallen too far tokeep abreast of the times and these and the waiters were busyquietly warning off a line of haggard-eyed, disappointed patronswho came around, as usual.
Some of them were so obviously dependent on Whitecap that I almostregretted having written the story, for they must have beensuffering the tortures of the damned.
It was in the midst of a reverie of this sort that a lowe...xclamation from Kennedy recalled my attention. There was Snowbirdwith a man considerably older than herself. They had just come inand were looking about frantically for Whitecap. But Whitecap hadbeen too frightened by the story in the Star to sell any more ofthe magic happy dust openly in the cabaret, at least.
The pair, nerve-racked and exhausted, sat down mournfully in aseat near us, and as they talked earnestly in low tones we had anexcellent opportunity for studying Armstrong for the first time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I noticed, however, that Whitecap was not there. The story hadbeen read by such of the dope fiends as had not fallen too far tokeep abreast of the times and these and the waiters were busyquietly warning off a line of haggard-eyed, disappointed patronswho came around, as usual.
Some of them were so obviously dependent on Whitecap that I almostregretted having written the story, for they must have beensuffering the tortures of the damned.
It was in the midst of a reverie of this sort that a lowe...xclamation from Kennedy recalled my attention. There was Snowbirdwith a man considerably older than herself. They had just come inand were looking about frantically for Whitecap. But Whitecap hadbeen too frightened by the story in the Star to sell any more ofthe magic happy dust openly in the cabaret, at least.
The pair, nerve-racked and exhausted, sat down mournfully in aseat near us, and as they talked earnestly in low tones we had anexcellent opportunity for studying Armstrong for the first time.
What to read after The War Terror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur B Reeve And John W Grey to read onlineMoreLess
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