A Conquering Corps Badge : And Other Stories of the Philippines
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He had it.
"You're entitled to two hundred dollars, Mex., and no questions asked, Adair," laughed Barriger, ten minutes later, grasping the ex- tended hand of his comrade in both his own and looking up with shining eyes, "to say nothing of all I owe you for — last night. How'll you have it?" 144 DOVE COTE DAYS.
Adair bent low in saddle, his own eyes kind- ling.
"You might put it — in a wedding gift, Sam," he said.
The hand clasped tightly.
"You're the luckiest man, and she's the best, the deare...st woman that ever lived — except one." " He broke from them to clasp Ethel in his arms." A RIVAL ALLY.
They had met for the first time at the grounds of the Tennis Club beyond the Calle Marcelino — she a thorough-going English girl much given to open-air life with concomitant health and freckles ; he an Ensign of His Maj- esty Uncle Sam's warship Biltmore, doing duty in Manila Bay, and the devoted to every reach- able pretty girl in Manila balconies. Many were pretty, but few reachable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had it.
"You're entitled to two hundred dollars, Mex., and no questions asked, Adair," laughed Barriger, ten minutes later, grasping the ex- tended hand of his comrade in both his own and looking up with shining eyes, "to say nothing of all I owe you for — last night. How'll you have it?" 144 DOVE COTE DAYS.
Adair bent low in saddle, his own eyes kind- ling.
"You might put it — in a wedding gift, Sam," he said.
The hand clasped tightly.
"You're the luckiest man, and she's the best, the deare...st woman that ever lived — except one." " He broke from them to clasp Ethel in his arms." A RIVAL ALLY.
They had met for the first time at the grounds of the Tennis Club beyond the Calle Marcelino — she a thorough-going English girl much given to open-air life with concomitant health and freckles ; he an Ensign of His Maj- esty Uncle Sam's warship Biltmore, doing duty in Manila Bay, and the devoted to every reach- able pretty girl in Manila balconies. Many were pretty, but few reachable.
What to read after A Conquering Corps Badge : And Other Stories of the Philippines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Charles, 1844-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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