Found in the Philippines
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No time was to be lost. More tables were to be carried, but--whobut that--"that little army woman" could give the order so that it wouldbe obeyed. Not one bit did the president like to do it, but something hadto be done to obtain the necessary order, for the soldiers who sowillingly and promptly obeyed her beck and call were now edging away fora look at the newcomers, and Mrs. Frank Garrison, perched on the carriagestep and chatting most vivaciously with its occupants and no longerconcerning he...rself, apparently, about the Red Cross or its tables, hadthe gratification of finding herself approached, quite as she hadplanned, by two most prominent and distinguished women of San Franciscosociety, and requested to issue instructions as to the moving of theother tables. "Certainly, ladies, " she responded, with charming smiles. "Just _one_ minute, Mildred. Don't drive farther yet, " and within thatminute half a dozen boys in blue were lugging at the first of the tablesstill left on the crowded side of the dock, and others still were bearingoil stoves, urns and trays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No time was to be lost. More tables were to be carried, but--whobut that--"that little army woman" could give the order so that it wouldbe obeyed. Not one bit did the president like to do it, but something hadto be done to obtain the necessary order, for the soldiers who sowillingly and promptly obeyed her beck and call were now edging away fora look at the newcomers, and Mrs. Frank Garrison, perched on the carriagestep and chatting most vivaciously with its occupants and no longerconcerning he...rself, apparently, about the Red Cross or its tables, hadthe gratification of finding herself approached, quite as she hadplanned, by two most prominent and distinguished women of San Franciscosociety, and requested to issue instructions as to the moving of theother tables. "Certainly, ladies, " she responded, with charming smiles. "Just _one_ minute, Mildred. Don't drive farther yet, " and within thatminute half a dozen boys in blue were lugging at the first of the tablesstill left on the crowded side of the dock, and others still were bearingoil stoves, urns and trays.
What to read after Found in the Philippines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Charles, 1844-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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