Red Fleece
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.. Hiscompanion's tugging hand.
It dawned upon Peter before many sounds that Samarc wanted to goalone. He pointed the trail back around the hills toward Judenbach, where it would meet the road Kohlvihr had taken, suggesting that Peterjoin the staff. He, Samarc, would continue the search for his battery. As a rule Mowbray was the last to continue in the presence of a manwho wanted him to go; and yet, he knew that Samarc hated the fieldpieces as much as he, and that he did not mean to live throug...h theday. He hesitated. The final urging was pitiful--a sort of tumult fromunder the cloths.
"Nothing doing, Samarc, " he said suddenly. "You and I for it--at leasta while yet. I say--do the hard thing. The little man would have itso. We'll go down closer to the infantry stuff and forget ourselves. " . .. Yes, Samarc would do the hard thing. There was gratitude for whichPeter had no receptivity--gratitude for the friendship, the night'swatching. His hand was taken and carried to the other's breast, asonly a Russian could do--and down they went together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. Hiscompanion's tugging hand.
It dawned upon Peter before many sounds that Samarc wanted to goalone. He pointed the trail back around the hills toward Judenbach, where it would meet the road Kohlvihr had taken, suggesting that Peterjoin the staff. He, Samarc, would continue the search for his battery. As a rule Mowbray was the last to continue in the presence of a manwho wanted him to go; and yet, he knew that Samarc hated the fieldpieces as much as he, and that he did not mean to live throug...h theday. He hesitated. The final urging was pitiful--a sort of tumult fromunder the cloths.
"Nothing doing, Samarc, " he said suddenly. "You and I for it--at leasta while yet. I say--do the hard thing. The little man would have itso. We'll go down closer to the infantry stuff and forget ourselves. " . .. Yes, Samarc would do the hard thing. There was gratitude for whichPeter had no receptivity--gratitude for the friendship, the night'swatching. His hand was taken and carried to the other's breast, asonly a Russian could do--and down they went together.
What to read after Red Fleece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Comfort Will Levington to read onlineMoreLess
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