Boy Scouts On the Trail
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"Come over this afternoon, if you want to, " he called. "I'll be home after five. ' ' Thrilled, dazed, with eyes shining, they stared after his retreating figure in silence. If at that moment their English teacher, Miss Brown, had requested the definition of an angel, there would undoubtedly have flashed into the brains of nine- tenths of the group the picture of a stout, broad individual snugly buttoned into a brown over- coat and wearing a black derby hat. Then he turned the corner of the bui...lding and the tension laxed.
"Well, ' drawled Champ Ferris smilingly, "they say that good deeds like chickens come home to roost. Looks as if good turns did, too. " CHAPTEE XXIV THE FACE IX THE WINDOW H, let's go back, " grumbled Harry Rit- ter, petulantly swishing at the brittle stalk of a leafless brier. " There's no black walnut trees around here, and it'll be dark in half an hour. We have supper early to-night, too. " " Thinking of his bread-basket as usual, ' grinned McBride. "It would do you good, Bit, to go without supper for once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Come over this afternoon, if you want to, " he called. "I'll be home after five. ' ' Thrilled, dazed, with eyes shining, they stared after his retreating figure in silence. If at that moment their English teacher, Miss Brown, had requested the definition of an angel, there would undoubtedly have flashed into the brains of nine- tenths of the group the picture of a stout, broad individual snugly buttoned into a brown over- coat and wearing a black derby hat. Then he turned the corner of the bui...lding and the tension laxed.
"Well, ' drawled Champ Ferris smilingly, "they say that good deeds like chickens come home to roost. Looks as if good turns did, too. " CHAPTEE XXIV THE FACE IX THE WINDOW H, let's go back, " grumbled Harry Rit- ter, petulantly swishing at the brittle stalk of a leafless brier. " There's no black walnut trees around here, and it'll be dark in half an hour. We have supper early to-night, too. " " Thinking of his bread-basket as usual, ' grinned McBride. "It would do you good, Bit, to go without supper for once.
What to read after Boy Scouts On the Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Garth to read onlineMoreLess
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