Facing the German Foe, By Colonel James Fiske
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All the town was pouring out now, and the streetswere full of people making for the place where the explosion had occurred. It was quite easy for Harry to slip through them and make for London. Hedid not try to get his cycle. But before he had gone very far he overtook amotor lorry that had broken down. He pitched in and helped with the slightrepairs it needed, and the driver invited him to ride along with him.
"Taking in provisions for the troops, I am, " he said. "If you're going toLunnon, yo...u might as well ride along with me. Eh, Tommy?" His question was addressed to a sleepy private, who was nodding on theseat beside the driver. He started now, and looked at Harry.
"All aboard!" he said, with a sleepy chuckle. "More the merrier, say I! Upall night--that's what I've been! Fine sort of war this is! Do I see anyfightin'? I do not! I'm a bloomin' chaperone for cabbages and cauliflowersand turnips, bless their little hearts!" Harry laughed. It was impossible not to do that. But he knew that if thesoldier wanted fighting, fighting he would get before long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the town was pouring out now, and the streetswere full of people making for the place where the explosion had occurred. It was quite easy for Harry to slip through them and make for London. Hedid not try to get his cycle. But before he had gone very far he overtook amotor lorry that had broken down. He pitched in and helped with the slightrepairs it needed, and the driver invited him to ride along with him.
"Taking in provisions for the troops, I am, " he said. "If you're going toLunnon, yo...u might as well ride along with me. Eh, Tommy?" His question was addressed to a sleepy private, who was nodding on theseat beside the driver. He started now, and looked at Harry.
"All aboard!" he said, with a sleepy chuckle. "More the merrier, say I! Upall night--that's what I've been! Fine sort of war this is! Do I see anyfightin'? I do not! I'm a bloomin' chaperone for cabbages and cauliflowersand turnips, bless their little hearts!" Harry laughed. It was impossible not to do that. But he knew that if thesoldier wanted fighting, fighting he would get before long.
What to read after Facing the German Foe, By Colonel James Fiske?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wolff William Almon to read onlineMoreLess
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