Frank Armstrong At Queens
Frank Armstrong At Queens
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"Where did you find it " and there he stopped as a grin spread over the faces of the two boys who were watch- ing him intently. "No, I guess it isn't, after all; it looked like one I lost, " he added, seeing that he had made a slip.
"Well, I'm sure it is yours. There's a very pretty little bunch of initials inside, and they look remarkably like C. D. And how about this per- fectly good little strap?" holding up the strap that Frank had picked up on the playground the morning after the hazing. "...This has the legend 'C. Dixon' printed very plainly on it. You make very pretty letters, Chip. You will make a for- tune as a painter of window signs when you grow up and finish your education. " The Wee One's tone was smooth, but irritating, and Chip was ready to fight, but he saw at once that he was powerless, and he knew very well what the Doc- 122 FRANK ARMSTRONG AT QUEEN'S tor's attitude would be. The proof was before him.
"Come back into the room/' he said, and when they were inside the door, "What do you want me to do?' 3 "All we want to have you do is to give Jimmy Turner a fair chance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Where did you find it " and there he stopped as a grin spread over the faces of the two boys who were watch- ing him intently. "No, I guess it isn't, after all; it looked like one I lost, " he added, seeing that he had made a slip.
"Well, I'm sure it is yours. There's a very pretty little bunch of initials inside, and they look remarkably like C. D. And how about this per- fectly good little strap?" holding up the strap that Frank had picked up on the playground the morning after the hazing. "...This has the legend 'C. Dixon' printed very plainly on it. You make very pretty letters, Chip. You will make a for- tune as a painter of window signs when you grow up and finish your education. " The Wee One's tone was smooth, but irritating, and Chip was ready to fight, but he saw at once that he was powerless, and he knew very well what the Doc- 122 FRANK ARMSTRONG AT QUEEN'S tor's attitude would be. The proof was before him.
"Come back into the room/' he said, and when they were inside the door, "What do you want me to do?' 3 "All we want to have you do is to give Jimmy Turner a fair chance.
What to read after Frank Armstrong At Queens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Camp, Walter, 1859-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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