Peggy Stewart: Navy Girl At Home
Peggy Stewart: Navy Girl At Home
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I'm afraid I've got to beat it for home, sir. " "Where is home?" "Up the Hudson, sir. " "That's all right. And yours?" indicating Shortie.
"Vermont, sir. " "And yours?" "Near Philadelphia, sir, " said Wheedles.
"All within twelve hours of New London, aren't they?" "Yes sir. " "Very well; that settles it. You give us ten days at least, and we'll dothe Regatta at New London and any other old thing worth doing. Will youwire your people that you're going with us? 'Orders from your superiorofficer. ...' Who knows but you may all hit my ship and in that case you mayas well fall in at once. " "Well you better believe there'll be no kick--I beg your pardon sir--Imean, I'll be delighted, " stammered Happy.
"That Western Union wire is going to fuse, sir, " was Wheedles'characteristic response.
"I said last time I was up at New London that I'd be singed and sizzledif I ever went again, sir, and that just goes to show 'what fools wemortals be', " was Shortie's quizzical answer.
"Orders received and promptly obeyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm afraid I've got to beat it for home, sir. " "Where is home?" "Up the Hudson, sir. " "That's all right. And yours?" indicating Shortie.
"Vermont, sir. " "And yours?" "Near Philadelphia, sir, " said Wheedles.
"All within twelve hours of New London, aren't they?" "Yes sir. " "Very well; that settles it. You give us ten days at least, and we'll dothe Regatta at New London and any other old thing worth doing. Will youwire your people that you're going with us? 'Orders from your superiorofficer. ...' Who knows but you may all hit my ship and in that case you mayas well fall in at once. " "Well you better believe there'll be no kick--I beg your pardon sir--Imean, I'll be delighted, " stammered Happy.
"That Western Union wire is going to fuse, sir, " was Wheedles'characteristic response.
"I said last time I was up at New London that I'd be singed and sizzledif I ever went again, sir, and that just goes to show 'what fools wemortals be', " was Shortie's quizzical answer.
"Orders received and promptly obeyed.
What to read after Peggy Stewart: Navy Girl At Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson Gabrielle Emilie to read onlineMoreLess
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