Aunt Jane's Nieces Abroad
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"Just as a precaution, " said that young lady, demurely.
"But you're only a child!" "Even so, Uncle, I have been taught to shoot in Cloverton, as a part ofmy education. Once I won a medal--think of that! So I brought my petrevolver along, although I may never have need to use it. " Uncle John looked thoughtful.
"It doesn't seem like a girlish accomplishment, exactly, " he mused. "When I was young and went into the West, the times were a bitunsettled, and I used to carry a popgun myself. But I n...ever shot at ahuman being in my life. There were women in the camps that could shoot, too; but the safest place was always in front of them. If Beth has won amedal, though, she might hit something. " "Don't try, Beth, " said Louise; "you ought to make a hit withoutshooting. " "Thank you, dear. " As they left their hotel for a walk they came upon Count Ferralti, whowas standing in the court calmly smoking a cigarette. His right hand wasstill in a sling.
No one was greatly surprised at his appearance, but Uncle John utteredan exclamation of impatience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Just as a precaution, " said that young lady, demurely.
"But you're only a child!" "Even so, Uncle, I have been taught to shoot in Cloverton, as a part ofmy education. Once I won a medal--think of that! So I brought my petrevolver along, although I may never have need to use it. " Uncle John looked thoughtful.
"It doesn't seem like a girlish accomplishment, exactly, " he mused. "When I was young and went into the West, the times were a bitunsettled, and I used to carry a popgun myself. But I n...ever shot at ahuman being in my life. There were women in the camps that could shoot, too; but the safest place was always in front of them. If Beth has won amedal, though, she might hit something. " "Don't try, Beth, " said Louise; "you ought to make a hit withoutshooting. " "Thank you, dear. " As they left their hotel for a walk they came upon Count Ferralti, whowas standing in the court calmly smoking a cigarette. His right hand wasstill in a sling.
No one was greatly surprised at his appearance, but Uncle John utteredan exclamation of impatience.
What to read after Aunt Jane's Nieces Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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