Rodney, the Ranger
Rodney, the Ranger
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After several of them had fallen in their tracks, the remainderretreated, bearing off their dead and wounded, pursued by the Rangersclear to the enemy's lines, when they, too, were compelled byoverwhelming numbers to retreat.
As they passed the farm on the way back, "Do-as-much Bunster, " aPennsylvania Dutchman, exclaimed, "Dey vas not alretty till Christmasfor roast pig to vait, I tink. " "Reckon your thinker is workin' this mornin', " was Zeb's reply as heturned aside to look over into a pen ...beside the road where a finelitter of white pigs lay cuddled about the old sow.
"You fellers hev earned one o' them beauties, " said the farmer, coming out of his barn and proceeding to slaughter one of theinnocents without evident compunction.
"Do as much for you zumtime, " said Bunster, whereat all laughed. Thatwas what the Dutchman always said when any one did him a favour. Hewas as good as his word, too, which not only gave him his nickname butmade him one of the most popular men in his company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After several of them had fallen in their tracks, the remainderretreated, bearing off their dead and wounded, pursued by the Rangersclear to the enemy's lines, when they, too, were compelled byoverwhelming numbers to retreat.
As they passed the farm on the way back, "Do-as-much Bunster, " aPennsylvania Dutchman, exclaimed, "Dey vas not alretty till Christmasfor roast pig to vait, I tink. " "Reckon your thinker is workin' this mornin', " was Zeb's reply as heturned aside to look over into a pen ...beside the road where a finelitter of white pigs lay cuddled about the old sow.
"You fellers hev earned one o' them beauties, " said the farmer, coming out of his barn and proceeding to slaughter one of theinnocents without evident compunction.
"Do as much for you zumtime, " said Bunster, whereat all laughed. Thatwas what the Dutchman always said when any one did him a favour. Hewas as good as his word, too, which not only gave him his nickname butmade him one of the most popular men in his company.
What to read after Rodney, the Ranger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lane John Veasey to read onlineMoreLess
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