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" "I hope not, " said Pen thoughtfully. "Perhaps there's nothing to mind. It would have been a deal worse if the French had found out that we werehere. " "Yes, ever so much, " said Punch. "Here, have some of these grapes; theyare fine. Do you know, that bit of a spurt did me good. I feel betternow as long as I lie quite still. Just as if I had been shamming, andought to get up, and--and--oh, no I don't, " said the poor fellow softly, as he made an effort to change his position, the slight movem...entbringing forth an ejaculation of pain. "Just like a red-hot bayonet. " "Poor old chap!" said Pen, gently altering the injured lad's position. "You must be careful, and wait. " "But I don't want to wait, " cried the boy peevishly. "It has made mefeel as weak as a great gal. I don't believe that one would have madeso much fuss as I do. " "There, there, don't worry about it. Go on eating the grapes. " "No, " said the boy piteously. "Don't feel to want them now. The shootthat went through me turned me quite sick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I hope not, " said Pen thoughtfully. "Perhaps there's nothing to mind. It would have been a deal worse if the French had found out that we werehere. " "Yes, ever so much, " said Punch. "Here, have some of these grapes; theyare fine. Do you know, that bit of a spurt did me good. I feel betternow as long as I lie quite still. Just as if I had been shamming, andought to get up, and--and--oh, no I don't, " said the poor fellow softly, as he made an effort to change his position, the slight movem...entbringing forth an ejaculation of pain. "Just like a red-hot bayonet. " "Poor old chap!" said Pen, gently altering the injured lad's position. "You must be careful, and wait. " "But I don't want to wait, " cried the boy peevishly. "It has made mefeel as weak as a great gal. I don't believe that one would have madeso much fuss as I do. " "There, there, don't worry about it. Go on eating the grapes. " "No, " said the boy piteously. "Don't feel to want them now. The shootthat went through me turned me quite sick.
What to read after !tention?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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