Peace Manoeuvres
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These are really my last words, and I wish I could think ofsomething to say suited to the occasion, but the presence of strangersprevents. " He mounted his bicycle. "'If I had a thousand lives to give, '" hequoted with fervor, "'I'd give them all to--'" he hesitated, and smiledmournfully on Miss Farrar. Seeing her flushed and indignant countenance, he added, with haste, "to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts!" As he started on his wheel slowly down the path, he turned to thesergeant.
"I'm escapi...ng, " he explained. The Reds, with an enthusiasm undoubtedlygenuine, raised their rifles, and the calm of the Indian summer wasshattered by two sharp reports. Lathrop, looking back over his shoulder, waved one hand reassuringly.
"Death was instantaneous, " he called. He bent his body over thehandle-bar, and they watched him disappear rapidly around the turn inthe road.
Miss Farrar sighed with relief.
"Thank you very much, " she said.
As though signifying that to oblige a woman he would shoot any number ofprisoners, the sergeant raised his hat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are really my last words, and I wish I could think ofsomething to say suited to the occasion, but the presence of strangersprevents. " He mounted his bicycle. "'If I had a thousand lives to give, '" hequoted with fervor, "'I'd give them all to--'" he hesitated, and smiledmournfully on Miss Farrar. Seeing her flushed and indignant countenance, he added, with haste, "to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts!" As he started on his wheel slowly down the path, he turned to thesergeant.
"I'm escapi...ng, " he explained. The Reds, with an enthusiasm undoubtedlygenuine, raised their rifles, and the calm of the Indian summer wasshattered by two sharp reports. Lathrop, looking back over his shoulder, waved one hand reassuringly.
"Death was instantaneous, " he called. He bent his body over thehandle-bar, and they watched him disappear rapidly around the turn inthe road.
Miss Farrar sighed with relief.
"Thank you very much, " she said.
As though signifying that to oblige a woman he would shoot any number ofprisoners, the sergeant raised his hat.
What to read after Peace Manoeuvres?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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