The Adventures of Piang the Moro Jungle Boy
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" "I thought so, " murmured the general.
"Well, what do you know about that!" exclaimed Lewis. "The publichas been wondering for years what became of the thousands of roundsof ammunition General Bushing took with him on his spectacular marchthrough Mindanao. Murder will out. It is here!" He rubbed his handstogether in glee, laughing softly.
"How do you suppose this ammunition got here, Lewis?" General Beechasked gravely.
"Why, dumped here, of course. Don't you remember the Sunday editionsat hom...e proclaiming Bushing a hero because he had used more ammunitionand apparently done more fighting, than any one on record? Why didn'the come out with the truth?" General Beech colored at this injustice to his colleague.
"The usual hasty conclusion characteristic of Young America!" said theGeneral, sharply. "Do you know, young man, that General Bushing is notonly one of our ablest soldiers, but one of the most finished diplomatsin the service?" Lewis had never seen General Beech so agitated.
"This discovery will be no news to the war department; they arein possession of the detailed account of the accident.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I thought so, " murmured the general.
"Well, what do you know about that!" exclaimed Lewis. "The publichas been wondering for years what became of the thousands of roundsof ammunition General Bushing took with him on his spectacular marchthrough Mindanao. Murder will out. It is here!" He rubbed his handstogether in glee, laughing softly.
"How do you suppose this ammunition got here, Lewis?" General Beechasked gravely.
"Why, dumped here, of course. Don't you remember the Sunday editionsat hom...e proclaiming Bushing a hero because he had used more ammunitionand apparently done more fighting, than any one on record? Why didn'the come out with the truth?" General Beech colored at this injustice to his colleague.
"The usual hasty conclusion characteristic of Young America!" said theGeneral, sharply. "Do you know, young man, that General Bushing is notonly one of our ablest soldiers, but one of the most finished diplomatsin the service?" Lewis had never seen General Beech so agitated.
"This discovery will be no news to the war department; they arein possession of the detailed account of the accident.
What to read after The Adventures of Piang the Moro Jungle Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart Florence Partello to read onlineMoreLess
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