Paul the Courageous
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Anketell stopped reading, and said she must write aletter. And Paul, without a moment's delay, seized the opportunity tolimp from the room. He really had to limp now, for the bandage was sotight about his ankle that he could not bend it. Mrs. Anketell, hearing his uneven steps, called to him not to use his foot too much. "All right, " he called back willingly, for he was only too thankful thatshe did not prohibit him from using it altogether. Then he stumbled outto the stairs, and clambering up... them a good deal faster than he usuallymoved, reached his room without further interruption. His heart wasbeating furiously with excitement and fear, but he could not pause amoment to steady himself, for he felt he had not a second to lose. Dragging his play-box softly out from under the bed, he plunged his handto the bottom and soon drew out his troublesome boots; then tucking themunder his coat, which barely served to cover them, he slid down thebanisters to save all noise, and tore out into the yard, and around thecorner to the boot-house, as though a pack of wolves was after him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anketell stopped reading, and said she must write aletter. And Paul, without a moment's delay, seized the opportunity tolimp from the room. He really had to limp now, for the bandage was sotight about his ankle that he could not bend it. Mrs. Anketell, hearing his uneven steps, called to him not to use his foot too much. "All right, " he called back willingly, for he was only too thankful thatshe did not prohibit him from using it altogether. Then he stumbled outto the stairs, and clambering up... them a good deal faster than he usuallymoved, reached his room without further interruption. His heart wasbeating furiously with excitement and fear, but he could not pause amoment to steady himself, for he felt he had not a second to lose. Dragging his play-box softly out from under the bed, he plunged his handto the bottom and soon drew out his troublesome boots; then tucking themunder his coat, which barely served to cover them, he slid down thebanisters to save all noise, and tore out into the yard, and around thecorner to the boot-house, as though a pack of wolves was after him.
What to read after Paul the Courageous?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Quiller Couch to read onlineMoreLess
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