Daisy in the Field 8 8
Daisy in the Field 8 8
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"Nor at the hotel, neither, Daisy more than you can help. Have nothing to say to the Yankees. " I thought Preston had taken a strange fancy. I was silent.
"It is not fitting, " he went on. "We are going to change allthat. I want to have nothing to do with Yankees. " "What are you going to change?" I asked. "I don't see how youcan help having to do with them. They are among the cadets, and they are among the officers. " "We have our own set, " said Preston. "I have nothing to dowith them in th...e corps. " "Now, Preston, look; what are they about? All the red sashesare getting together. " "Parade is dismissed. They are coming up to salute the officerin charge. " "It is so pretty!" I said, as the music burst out again, andthe measured steps of the advancing line of "red sashes"marked it. "And now Captain Percival will unbend his stiffelbows. Why could not all that be done easily, Preston?" "Nonsense, Daisy! it is military. " "Is it? But Mr. Blunt did it a great deal better. Now they aregoing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Nor at the hotel, neither, Daisy more than you can help. Have nothing to say to the Yankees. " I thought Preston had taken a strange fancy. I was silent.
"It is not fitting, " he went on. "We are going to change allthat. I want to have nothing to do with Yankees. " "What are you going to change?" I asked. "I don't see how youcan help having to do with them. They are among the cadets, and they are among the officers. " "We have our own set, " said Preston. "I have nothing to dowith them in th...e corps. " "Now, Preston, look; what are they about? All the red sashesare getting together. " "Parade is dismissed. They are coming up to salute the officerin charge. " "It is so pretty!" I said, as the music burst out again, andthe measured steps of the advancing line of "red sashes"marked it. "And now Captain Percival will unbend his stiffelbows. Why could not all that be done easily, Preston?" "Nonsense, Daisy! it is military. " "Is it? But Mr. Blunt did it a great deal better. Now they aregoing.
What to read after Daisy in the Field 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wetherell to read onlineMoreLess
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