Bruce
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Mahan looked on, enviously. "A dog's gotforty-two teeth, instead of the thirty-two that us humans have to chewon, " observed the Sergeant. "A vet' told me that once. And sugar is badfor all forty-two of 'em. Maybe you didn't know that, Monsoo Vivier?Likely, at this rate, we'll have to chip in before long and buy poorBrucie a double set of false teeth. Just because you've put his realones out of business with lumps of sugar!" Vivier looked genuinely concerned at this grim forecast. Bruce wandere...dacross to the place where the donor of the soup-bone brandished hisoffering. Other men, too, were crowding around with gifts.
Between petting and feeding, the collie spent a busy hour among hiscomrades-at-arms. He was to stay with the "Here-We-Comes" until thefollowing day, and then carry back to headquarters a reconnaissancereport.
At four o'clock that afternoon the sky was softly blue and the air wasunwontedly clear. By five o'clock a gentle India-summer haze blurredthe world's sharper outlines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mahan looked on, enviously. "A dog's gotforty-two teeth, instead of the thirty-two that us humans have to chewon, " observed the Sergeant. "A vet' told me that once. And sugar is badfor all forty-two of 'em. Maybe you didn't know that, Monsoo Vivier?Likely, at this rate, we'll have to chip in before long and buy poorBrucie a double set of false teeth. Just because you've put his realones out of business with lumps of sugar!" Vivier looked genuinely concerned at this grim forecast. Bruce wandere...dacross to the place where the donor of the soup-bone brandished hisoffering. Other men, too, were crowding around with gifts.
Between petting and feeding, the collie spent a busy hour among hiscomrades-at-arms. He was to stay with the "Here-We-Comes" until thefollowing day, and then carry back to headquarters a reconnaissancereport.
At four o'clock that afternoon the sky was softly blue and the air wasunwontedly clear. By five o'clock a gentle India-summer haze blurredthe world's sharper outlines.
What to read after Bruce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terhune Albert Payson to read onlineMoreLess
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