Our Soldier Boy
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" "Well, I won't go so far as love him, 'cause I don't like boys, but Ilike him because he's such a good, happy-looking little chap, and howanyone as calls himself a man could have--" "Yes, yes, you've said that before, Joe, " whispered his wife pettishly. "Tell me what you'd say if you warn't a corporal. " "Why, I'd say nothing, " said Joe.
"Oh, how can you be so stupid as to go on like that! I thought you'dgot something sensible in your head. " "So I have, " said Joe gruffly, "on'y you're in ...such a hurry. I shouldsay nothing to nobody, and go on just as if he warn't here. " "Oh, Joe, dear, would you?" "Yes, that's what I should say. We could manage right enough, and if atlast the Colonel should come with: `Hallo there! What boy's that?'--why, we could tell him then, and if he said: `Send him away'--" "Yes, and what then, Joe?" cried Mrs Corporal excitedly.
"Why then, " said Joe, "we should have to obey orders. " "Ah, and he mightn't say that, Joe, as he's such a nice little fellow. " "Course, he mightn't, " replied Joe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, I won't go so far as love him, 'cause I don't like boys, but Ilike him because he's such a good, happy-looking little chap, and howanyone as calls himself a man could have--" "Yes, yes, you've said that before, Joe, " whispered his wife pettishly. "Tell me what you'd say if you warn't a corporal. " "Why, I'd say nothing, " said Joe.
"Oh, how can you be so stupid as to go on like that! I thought you'dgot something sensible in your head. " "So I have, " said Joe gruffly, "on'y you're in ...such a hurry. I shouldsay nothing to nobody, and go on just as if he warn't here. " "Oh, Joe, dear, would you?" "Yes, that's what I should say. We could manage right enough, and if atlast the Colonel should come with: `Hallo there! What boy's that?'--why, we could tell him then, and if he said: `Send him away'--" "Yes, and what then, Joe?" cried Mrs Corporal excitedly.
"Why then, " said Joe, "we should have to obey orders. " "Ah, and he mightn't say that, Joe, as he's such a nice little fellow. " "Course, he mightn't, " replied Joe.
What to read after Our Soldier Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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