School Plays for All Occasions
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Johnson passes hand over^the bandage.) Am de pain bad now. Mars' Johnsing?
Johnson. Oh no. Sambo. I've not much to com- plain of. There's not a man in my company as well as I am. Brooks and Barlow are shot in three places, and Ted Allen, poor fellow, has lost both his eyes.
Sambo. Po' boys! (Brushes coat.) Johnson. Nobody escaped without wounds except Colonel Washington. And he was in the thick of it all the way, too. Indeed, if it had not been for him, not one of us would have got out of that ...ravine alive.
Sambo. And Massa George nebber got a scratch.
Glory be! (Chuckles.) Ha, ha, ha! De bullets neb- ber touch Massa George ! Ha, ha !
Johnson. Every other officer was picked off at once by the sharpshooters, — even General Braddock. But they couldn't hit Colonel Washington. (Smiles to himself. Sambo stands chuckling, then edges fur- tively toward Johnson.) Sambo. Mars' Johnsing, dey was a reason, yes sah, dey was a reason why dey couldn't shoot Massa George.
Johnson '(smiling to himself).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnson passes hand over^the bandage.) Am de pain bad now. Mars' Johnsing?
Johnson. Oh no. Sambo. I've not much to com- plain of. There's not a man in my company as well as I am. Brooks and Barlow are shot in three places, and Ted Allen, poor fellow, has lost both his eyes.
Sambo. Po' boys! (Brushes coat.) Johnson. Nobody escaped without wounds except Colonel Washington. And he was in the thick of it all the way, too. Indeed, if it had not been for him, not one of us would have got out of that ...ravine alive.
Sambo. And Massa George nebber got a scratch.
Glory be! (Chuckles.) Ha, ha, ha! De bullets neb- ber touch Massa George ! Ha, ha !
Johnson. Every other officer was picked off at once by the sharpshooters, — even General Braddock. But they couldn't hit Colonel Washington. (Smiles to himself. Sambo stands chuckling, then edges fur- tively toward Johnson.) Sambo. Mars' Johnsing, dey was a reason, yes sah, dey was a reason why dey couldn't shoot Massa George.
Johnson '(smiling to himself).
What to read after School Plays for All Occasions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barnum, Madalene D. (Madalene Demarest), 1874- to read onlineMoreLess
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