On the Firing Line
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Or, even if he can, he doesn't care to try theexperiment. " Alice glanced at her watch, rose, then lingered.
"I am not so sure of that, " she replied thoughtfully. "I want thepedestal of my hero to be a low one; and Cooee declares that shewishes no pedestal at all. If her hero is worthy of the name, hemust bear inspection even from above. The worst flaw of all mightlurk in the very crown of his head. " Half an hour later, she came back again.
"Mr. Weldon, do you feel strong enough to see Kruger... Bobs forexactly five minutes?" she asked.
The gray eyes lighted.
"For ten times five, " he answered eagerly.
Kruger Bobs shuffled in upon the heels of an orderly. Under hisbristly hair, his face was a study of mingled emotions whichculminated in his mouth. A grin of pure happiness had drawn up theupper lip; at sight of his prostrate master, the lower one wasrolling outward in a sudden wave of pure pity. Beside the cot, hehalted and stood looking down at Weldon with eyes which, for themoment, transformed his lazy, jolly, simian face into a species ofnobility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or, even if he can, he doesn't care to try theexperiment. " Alice glanced at her watch, rose, then lingered.
"I am not so sure of that, " she replied thoughtfully. "I want thepedestal of my hero to be a low one; and Cooee declares that shewishes no pedestal at all. If her hero is worthy of the name, hemust bear inspection even from above. The worst flaw of all mightlurk in the very crown of his head. " Half an hour later, she came back again.
"Mr. Weldon, do you feel strong enough to see Kruger... Bobs forexactly five minutes?" she asked.
The gray eyes lighted.
"For ten times five, " he answered eagerly.
Kruger Bobs shuffled in upon the heels of an orderly. Under hisbristly hair, his face was a study of mingled emotions whichculminated in his mouth. A grin of pure happiness had drawn up theupper lip; at sight of his prostrate master, the lower one wasrolling outward in a sudden wave of pure pity. Beside the cot, hehalted and stood looking down at Weldon with eyes which, for themoment, transformed his lazy, jolly, simian face into a species ofnobility.
What to read after On the Firing Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller Hamilton Brock to read onlineMoreLess
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