Aunt Janes Nieces in the Red Cross 8 7
Aunt Janes Nieces in the Red Cross 8 7
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"Carg's anold traveler and knows more than he appears to. Besides, he speaksGerman. We can't spare very many, you understand, and the ambulanceswill keep Maurie and me pretty busy. Patsy will be missed, too, from thehospital ward, so you must hurry back. " "Two days ought to accomplish our object, " said Uncle John.
"Easily, " agreed Gys. "I've arranged for a couple of girls from the townto come and help us to-day, for I must save the strength of my expertnurses as much as possible, and I'll ke...ep them with us until you return. The French girls are not experienced in nursing, but I'll take MissPatsy's watch myself, so we shall get along all right. " Mr. Merrick and Jones returned to the deck.
"Well?" demanded Patsy.
"Get ready, " said Uncle John; "we leave in an hour. " "For Charleroi?" "Of course; unless you've changed your mind. " Patsy flew to her stateroom.
CHAPTER XII THE OTHER SIDE The launch in which they embarked bore the Red Cross on its sides, andan American flag floated from the bow and a Red Cross flag from thestern.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Carg's anold traveler and knows more than he appears to. Besides, he speaksGerman. We can't spare very many, you understand, and the ambulanceswill keep Maurie and me pretty busy. Patsy will be missed, too, from thehospital ward, so you must hurry back. " "Two days ought to accomplish our object, " said Uncle John.
"Easily, " agreed Gys. "I've arranged for a couple of girls from the townto come and help us to-day, for I must save the strength of my expertnurses as much as possible, and I'll ke...ep them with us until you return. The French girls are not experienced in nursing, but I'll take MissPatsy's watch myself, so we shall get along all right. " Mr. Merrick and Jones returned to the deck.
"Well?" demanded Patsy.
"Get ready, " said Uncle John; "we leave in an hour. " "For Charleroi?" "Of course; unless you've changed your mind. " Patsy flew to her stateroom.
CHAPTER XII THE OTHER SIDE The launch in which they embarked bore the Red Cross on its sides, andan American flag floated from the bow and a Red Cross flag from thestern.
What to read after Aunt Janes Nieces in the Red Cross 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Van Dyne to read onlineMoreLess
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