Dick Lionheart
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"Why, this young varmint has lost his dog and comes here after it, ascheeky as can be. We ain't got no dog except the happy family one inhere as we've had for years, and that's a white one, as you can see foryourself. " "Was yours white?" said the officer to Dick.
"No, sir, black and tan. A boy told me he saw that girl pick him upand run off. " "Best go and find the boy, " said the policeman not unkindly, "thenwe'll see. " "I'll make it hot for you, if you show your impudent face here again!"sh...outed the man, who was red with passion. He grew redder still as theofficer asked quickly, "How did you know this dog was not white?" "They've got him, I know they have, " Dick muttered as he turned awaywith a sob in his throat. "James Cross--that's the name on the show, and I'll follow them everywhere, till I get Pat back. " But he went through all the Fair again, without finding any trace ofthe boy who had told him. Presently he saw the empty waggons drawn upin the side alley, and with fresh hope in his heart he hurried along.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, this young varmint has lost his dog and comes here after it, ascheeky as can be. We ain't got no dog except the happy family one inhere as we've had for years, and that's a white one, as you can see foryourself. " "Was yours white?" said the officer to Dick.
"No, sir, black and tan. A boy told me he saw that girl pick him upand run off. " "Best go and find the boy, " said the policeman not unkindly, "thenwe'll see. " "I'll make it hot for you, if you show your impudent face here again!"sh...outed the man, who was red with passion. He grew redder still as theofficer asked quickly, "How did you know this dog was not white?" "They've got him, I know they have, " Dick muttered as he turned awaywith a sob in his throat. "James Cross--that's the name on the show, and I'll follow them everywhere, till I get Pat back. " But he went through all the Fair again, without finding any trace ofthe boy who had told him. Presently he saw the empty waggons drawn upin the side alley, and with fresh hope in his heart he hurried along.
What to read after Dick Lionheart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jarvis Mary Rowles to read onlineMoreLess
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