[The Air Trust by George Allan England]@TWC D-Link bookThe Air Trust CHAPTER IV 5/23
And in the next place, that scoundrel Hazeltine, trimmed me out of eighty-six thousand in four hours--" "Roulette again, you idiot ?" demanded Flint. "And in conclusion," said Wally, "that the bigness of my head and the brown taste in my mouth are such as no 'soda and sermons, the morning after' can possibly alleviate.
So you understand my dalliance. "Damn those workmen!" he exclaimed, with sudden irritation, as a louder chattering of pneumatic riveters from the new building all at once clattered in at the window.
"A free country, eh? And men are permitted to make _that_ kind of a racket when a fellow wants to sleep! By God, if I--" "Drop that, Wally, and get up!" commanded Flint.
"There's no time for this kind of thing today.
Herzog has just informed me his experiments have brought results.
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