The Boy Allies At Verdun
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"Yes, " said Jules, briefly.
Chester gave a low whistle. Evidently this conspiracy, whatever it mightbe, was more widespread than he had imagined.
Jules entered the tent and the two lads followed him.
Inside a large number of men already had assembled. Apparently, theiranticipation had been so great that they had been unable to control theirimpatience until nearer the appointed hour. The lads were impressed withone peculiar feature. Unlike most plotters--and Hal and Chester alreadyhad come into... contact with many--these men wore no masks. Apparently, they were not afraid of their identities being known by their fellowconspirators.
There were no remarks when Jules and Hal and Chester entered the tent. The former led the way to the far side and there stood quietly in thehalf light. Hal and Chester took their places beside him.
As time passed other men appeared in the tent and Hal and Chester weresurprised to see that some were officers of high rank; but neither ladsaid anything aloud.
Came the voice of a sentry without: "One o'clock and all's well!" A moment later the apathy that had gripped the interior of the tent wherethe conspirators were assembled disappeared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Yes, " said Jules, briefly.
Chester gave a low whistle. Evidently this conspiracy, whatever it mightbe, was more widespread than he had imagined.
Jules entered the tent and the two lads followed him.
Inside a large number of men already had assembled. Apparently, theiranticipation had been so great that they had been unable to control theirimpatience until nearer the appointed hour. The lads were impressed withone peculiar feature. Unlike most plotters--and Hal and Chester alreadyhad come into... contact with many--these men wore no masks. Apparently, they were not afraid of their identities being known by their fellowconspirators.
There were no remarks when Jules and Hal and Chester entered the tent. The former led the way to the far side and there stood quietly in thehalf light. Hal and Chester took their places beside him.
As time passed other men appeared in the tent and Hal and Chester weresurprised to see that some were officers of high rank; but neither ladsaid anything aloud.
Came the voice of a sentry without: "One o'clock and all's well!" A moment later the apathy that had gripped the interior of the tent wherethe conspirators were assembled disappeared.
What to read after The Boy Allies At Verdun?
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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