A Famous Victory
A Famous Victory
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Perceval told you, I suppose. " " No, I have not seen him. " " I don 't know all the ins and outs of it. Sir. Mr. Bunkery wants it for some of his friends, and they 've given me only two days' notice. " 262 A FAMOUS VICTORY.
"All!" said firewater, musingly.
" Can 't you keep it for me! It's all I have, " she cried. " The old man is so poor. My boy Robert's boy Robert was a good soldier, a brave soldier, one of your own men, Major Brewster Mr. President. They killed him, you know he was acting u...nder your orders. His boy is so promising, so talented, so gentle. I 've worked hard all his life to give him a chance, and they want my place for a person who has had no experience, and very little fitness. " Brewster could hardly help smiling at this ar- gument.
" I 've tried to help the old man at home, too, but expenses were greater here than I thought. I saved a little now and then, but the assessments came along, one after another; they ate it up as fast as I could put it by. Maine, Ohio, New York, it seemed as if there 'd never be an end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perceval told you, I suppose. " " No, I have not seen him. " " I don 't know all the ins and outs of it. Sir. Mr. Bunkery wants it for some of his friends, and they 've given me only two days' notice. " 262 A FAMOUS VICTORY.
"All!" said firewater, musingly.
" Can 't you keep it for me! It's all I have, " she cried. " The old man is so poor. My boy Robert's boy Robert was a good soldier, a brave soldier, one of your own men, Major Brewster Mr. President. They killed him, you know he was acting u...nder your orders. His boy is so promising, so talented, so gentle. I 've worked hard all his life to give him a chance, and they want my place for a person who has had no experience, and very little fitness. " Brewster could hardly help smiling at this ar- gument.
" I 've tried to help the old man at home, too, but expenses were greater here than I thought. I saved a little now and then, but the assessments came along, one after another; they ate it up as fast as I could put it by. Maine, Ohio, New York, it seemed as if there 'd never be an end.
What to read after A Famous Victory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Goodman Holden to read onlineMoreLess
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