American Pep a Tale of Americas
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Then came to her the fearfully depressing fact that it was Dorn's blood from his bruised and aching hands. Yet he had been exultant and cheerful as he called to her in passing. But in her active imagination she saw his day's activities as she slowly walked back to the station. Tears that she never could have shed for her own pain now came in a flood and mingled with his blood on her handkerchief.
184 AMERICAN PEP Mr. Malcom seldom came to the station except to take a train and Betty was astonis...hed to see him waiting there.
"I came down to witness the bravest work ever performed, " he explained. "No man on battle- field has shown greater courage and exercised such skill and judgment. I want to be the first to shake his hand and tell him that we are proud of him. " Betty glowed al his praise and flushed as if it had been directed toward herself. "Yes, " she stammered, "it was magnificent courage. " She went to the basin to wash the stain from her hands. "And look!" she cried, pointing to the dark red blotches, "see what it has cost him!" "He will return here at once, won't he?" "Yes, I told him he was wanted here and he signalled that he would come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then came to her the fearfully depressing fact that it was Dorn's blood from his bruised and aching hands. Yet he had been exultant and cheerful as he called to her in passing. But in her active imagination she saw his day's activities as she slowly walked back to the station. Tears that she never could have shed for her own pain now came in a flood and mingled with his blood on her handkerchief.
184 AMERICAN PEP Mr. Malcom seldom came to the station except to take a train and Betty was astonis...hed to see him waiting there.
"I came down to witness the bravest work ever performed, " he explained. "No man on battle- field has shown greater courage and exercised such skill and judgment. I want to be the first to shake his hand and tell him that we are proud of him. " Betty glowed al his praise and flushed as if it had been directed toward herself. "Yes, " she stammered, "it was magnificent courage. " She went to the basin to wash the stain from her hands. "And look!" she cried, pointing to the dark red blotches, "see what it has cost him!" "He will return here at once, won't he?" "Yes, I told him he was wanted here and he signalled that he would come.
What to read after American Pep a Tale of Americas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Stone to read onlineMoreLess
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