Corporal Si Klegg And His Pard
Corporal Si Klegg And His Pard
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After each repeated effort it was only more hopelessly bemired. A council of war was held, and it was decided that the only way was to unload. Half the member's of the com- pany were summoned to their assistance.
There was no alternative, and the men plunged into the mud. Five or six climbed upon the wagon, threw off the cover, and passed down tents, baggage, and all the par- aphernalia of the colonel's "mess. " The men carried them, splashing through mud and water, to solid ground ahead, where... they would have to be reloaded.
Si stood with his hands in his pockets, with the evident intention of confining his efforts to "bossing" the job. The wagonmaster, mounted on a mule, came galloping up to see what the trouble was all about. He was bustlings; si's protest overruled. 323 and fuss3% like all wagonmasters. And made a gi-eat deal of unnecessary noise.
"What ye standin' there for, like a bump on a log? " he said to Si. "Why don't j^etake hold and do something? " "Sir, I'm a corporil ! " said Si.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After each repeated effort it was only more hopelessly bemired. A council of war was held, and it was decided that the only way was to unload. Half the member's of the com- pany were summoned to their assistance.
There was no alternative, and the men plunged into the mud. Five or six climbed upon the wagon, threw off the cover, and passed down tents, baggage, and all the par- aphernalia of the colonel's "mess. " The men carried them, splashing through mud and water, to solid ground ahead, where... they would have to be reloaded.
Si stood with his hands in his pockets, with the evident intention of confining his efforts to "bossing" the job. The wagonmaster, mounted on a mule, came galloping up to see what the trouble was all about. He was bustlings; si's protest overruled. 323 and fuss3% like all wagonmasters. And made a gi-eat deal of unnecessary noise.
"What ye standin' there for, like a bump on a log? " he said to Si. "Why don't j^etake hold and do something? " "Sir, I'm a corporil ! " said Si.
What to read after Corporal Si Klegg And His Pard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur F Hinman to read onlineMoreLess
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