Pee-Wee Harris On the Trail
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Well, now he had "gone and done it"and he was terror-stricken at his own act. The mere wasting of so muchgasoline was a terrible thing in the homely life of poor Peter.
He paused behind the car listening. He had not the courage to goforward. He listened as the liquid fuel flowed away and trickled overthe spare tire-rack, and his beating heart seemed to keep time with it.
Ah, you Hunkajunk touring model with all your thousand delights, youcannot get along without this trickling liquid any better... than yourlowly brother, the humble Ford. Would _all_ of it flow away before thatterrible man came back?
Now Peter heard voices in front of the car; the man had returned, andwas speaking to his confederate, his pal.
"I won't get out of the car and I won't desert it, " he heard the smallstranger announce sturdily.
"Didn't you say you were with me?" "I did, but I--" "Then shut up. The road's all right; there's nothing the matter with it;this is some kind of a frame-up. Did you come along this way when youcopped it before; I mean you and that pair?" "I don't know, I was under the buffalo robe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, now he had "gone and done it"and he was terror-stricken at his own act. The mere wasting of so muchgasoline was a terrible thing in the homely life of poor Peter.
He paused behind the car listening. He had not the courage to goforward. He listened as the liquid fuel flowed away and trickled overthe spare tire-rack, and his beating heart seemed to keep time with it.
Ah, you Hunkajunk touring model with all your thousand delights, youcannot get along without this trickling liquid any better... than yourlowly brother, the humble Ford. Would _all_ of it flow away before thatterrible man came back?
Now Peter heard voices in front of the car; the man had returned, andwas speaking to his confederate, his pal.
"I won't get out of the car and I won't desert it, " he heard the smallstranger announce sturdily.
"Didn't you say you were with me?" "I did, but I--" "Then shut up. The road's all right; there's nothing the matter with it;this is some kind of a frame-up. Did you come along this way when youcopped it before; I mean you and that pair?" "I don't know, I was under the buffalo robe.
What to read after Pee-Wee Harris On the Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzhugh Percy Keese to read onlineMoreLess
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