Battling the Clouds
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"Now, " he said, "what next?" "Next is to save Lee from Leavenworth, " said Bill. "Mother says he willkill himself if ever he gets there. He can't stand the disgrace. If youwill stick around and watch this fellow, I will go down and see aboutsending the telegram. " "You had better stay here, and I will go, " offered Ernest. "It is toolate for you underclass fellows to be out in the corridor, and I can godown and rush the message. I have a pull with the telephone boy. Writeyour message. " "Don't... do it; you will ruin me!" cried Frank.
Bill stared. "Ruin you; ruin you? What do you mean?" "Why, you know what this will mean to me if it gets back on the Post. What's Lee, anyhow? Just a half-breed private! Let him take hismedicine!" Bill paled and Ernest made an involuntary motion as though he was goingto strike the coward down. Bill controlled himself with an effort.
"He is worth more--his little _finger_ is worth more than your wholebody. He is the finest chap I know. And the next time you call himhalf-breed I will lick you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Now, " he said, "what next?" "Next is to save Lee from Leavenworth, " said Bill. "Mother says he willkill himself if ever he gets there. He can't stand the disgrace. If youwill stick around and watch this fellow, I will go down and see aboutsending the telegram. " "You had better stay here, and I will go, " offered Ernest. "It is toolate for you underclass fellows to be out in the corridor, and I can godown and rush the message. I have a pull with the telephone boy. Writeyour message. " "Don't... do it; you will ruin me!" cried Frank.
Bill stared. "Ruin you; ruin you? What do you mean?" "Why, you know what this will mean to me if it gets back on the Post. What's Lee, anyhow? Just a half-breed private! Let him take hismedicine!" Bill paled and Ernest made an involuntary motion as though he was goingto strike the coward down. Bill controlled himself with an effort.
"He is worth more--his little _finger_ is worth more than your wholebody. He is the finest chap I know. And the next time you call himhalf-breed I will lick you.
What to read after Battling the Clouds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cobb Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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