The Boy Allies At Liege
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I believe I could do it myself. " "It looks easy, " Chester admitted. "But how do you suppose a fellow wouldfeel sailing along up there?" "I guess it would scare me a little at first, but, just the same, Ishould like to try it. " After circling around for several minutes, Fritz brought the machine backto its starting point and, lightly as a bird it dropped to the ground.
"Would you like to take a short flight?" he asked the boys.
Chester backed away.
"Not for me, " he declared. "I would lose my... head sure, if I got upthere. " Hal laughed.
"You don't want to pay any attention to him when he talks like that, " hetold Fritz. "I never saw anything yet he was afraid to do. " "After what I saw in the house to-day, I can well believe that, " repliedthe young German. "Would you like to go up?" to Hal. "You know themachine will only carry two. " "Why, yes, " answered Hal; "I would like it. " "Climb in, then, " ordered Fritz.
Not without some misgiving Hal obeyed.
Once more the huge machine skimmed gracefully over the ground, and againwent sailing into space.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I believe I could do it myself. " "It looks easy, " Chester admitted. "But how do you suppose a fellow wouldfeel sailing along up there?" "I guess it would scare me a little at first, but, just the same, Ishould like to try it. " After circling around for several minutes, Fritz brought the machine backto its starting point and, lightly as a bird it dropped to the ground.
"Would you like to take a short flight?" he asked the boys.
Chester backed away.
"Not for me, " he declared. "I would lose my... head sure, if I got upthere. " Hal laughed.
"You don't want to pay any attention to him when he talks like that, " hetold Fritz. "I never saw anything yet he was afraid to do. " "After what I saw in the house to-day, I can well believe that, " repliedthe young German. "Would you like to go up?" to Hal. "You know themachine will only carry two. " "Why, yes, " answered Hal; "I would like it. " "Climb in, then, " ordered Fritz.
Not without some misgiving Hal obeyed.
Once more the huge machine skimmed gracefully over the ground, and againwent sailing into space.
What to read after The Boy Allies At Liege?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayes Clair Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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