A Chapter of Adventures
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"I have nothing to give you, " he went on, "for they turned our pockets inside out; but I owe you one, and will payyou if I ever get a chance. Now, lads, this is glorious!" For half an hour the three boys knelt round the pan, bathing their facesand heads. Then they stripped to the waist, and after a general washtore strips off their shirts and bandaged the various cuts they hadreceived on the head, shoulders, and arms. In no case were theseserious, although they were deep enough to be painful.
..."It's nothing short of a miracle, " Jack said, "that we have got off soeasily. If the beggars had not been in such a hurry to get at us thatthey got into each other's way they would have done for us to acertainty; but they were all slashing away together, and not one couldget a fair drive at us. Well, I feel about five hundred per cent. Betternow. Let us get on our things again and have breakfast. I feel as if Icould tuck into that bread now. " Just as they had got on their clothes the door again opened, and agigantic negro entered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have nothing to give you, " he went on, "for they turned our pockets inside out; but I owe you one, and will payyou if I ever get a chance. Now, lads, this is glorious!" For half an hour the three boys knelt round the pan, bathing their facesand heads. Then they stripped to the waist, and after a general washtore strips off their shirts and bandaged the various cuts they hadreceived on the head, shoulders, and arms. In no case were theseserious, although they were deep enough to be painful.
..."It's nothing short of a miracle, " Jack said, "that we have got off soeasily. If the beggars had not been in such a hurry to get at us thatthey got into each other's way they would have done for us to acertainty; but they were all slashing away together, and not one couldget a fair drive at us. Well, I feel about five hundred per cent. Betternow. Let us get on our things again and have breakfast. I feel as if Icould tuck into that bread now. " Just as they had got on their clothes the door again opened, and agigantic negro entered.
What to read after A Chapter of Adventures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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