The Boy Scout, And Other Stories for Boys
The Boy Scout, And Other Stories for Boys
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I haven't stole no cab, and youVe got no right to stop me. I only want to take it to the Press office,'' he begged.
"They'll send it back to you all right.
They'll pay you for the trip. I'm not running away with it. The driver's got the collar— he's 'rested — and I'm only a-go- ing to the Press office. Do you hear me ?" he cried, his voice rising and breaking in 150 GALLEGHER a shriek of passion and disappointment "I tell you to let go those reins. Let me go, or ril kill you. Do you hear me?
ri...l kill you/' And leaning forward, the boy struck savagely with his long whip at the faces of the men about the horse's head.
Some one in the crowd reached up and caught him by the ankles, and with a quick jerk pulled him oflf the box, and threw him on to the street. But he was up on his knees m a moment, and caught at the man's hand.
"Don't let them stop me, mister," he cried, "please let me go. I didn't steal the cab, sir. S'help me, I didn't. I'm telling you the truth. Take me to the Press office, and they'll prove it to you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I haven't stole no cab, and youVe got no right to stop me. I only want to take it to the Press office,'' he begged.
"They'll send it back to you all right.
They'll pay you for the trip. I'm not running away with it. The driver's got the collar— he's 'rested — and I'm only a-go- ing to the Press office. Do you hear me ?" he cried, his voice rising and breaking in 150 GALLEGHER a shriek of passion and disappointment "I tell you to let go those reins. Let me go, or ril kill you. Do you hear me?
ri...l kill you/' And leaning forward, the boy struck savagely with his long whip at the faces of the men about the horse's head.
Some one in the crowd reached up and caught him by the ankles, and with a quick jerk pulled him oflf the box, and threw him on to the street. But he was up on his knees m a moment, and caught at the man's hand.
"Don't let them stop me, mister," he cried, "please let me go. I didn't steal the cab, sir. S'help me, I didn't. I'm telling you the truth. Take me to the Press office, and they'll prove it to you.
What to read after The Boy Scout, And Other Stories for Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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