The Brighton Boys in the Argonne Forest
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Don Richards had now one very special task to perform, though his duty lay in appre- hending anyone that might aid the enemy in any way, particularly in gaining informa- 74 The Brighton Boys tion. But the boy did not seem able to land on concrete evidence of any kind, nor to meet up with those he might suspect. Conscious that the task was a difficult one and also that his superiors knew it so to be, he went about it with a calmness and assurance that would have done credit to a veteran. No gran...d stand plays for him; simply unqualified results were what he meant to obtain and to this end he kept his mind alert as he had never done before. Wherever he went and with whomever he talked, his pass gaining for him complete access to all units and what infor- mation he desired, he was generally received with courtesy and much consideration from commanders of all ranks, for there is nothing so appealing to the universal sense of justice as anti-spy work.
To the boy also there was large satisfaction connected with his efforts; he gloried in the fact that at least he was endeavoring to do something worth while for his country and the cause of justice and right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don Richards had now one very special task to perform, though his duty lay in appre- hending anyone that might aid the enemy in any way, particularly in gaining informa- 74 The Brighton Boys tion. But the boy did not seem able to land on concrete evidence of any kind, nor to meet up with those he might suspect. Conscious that the task was a difficult one and also that his superiors knew it so to be, he went about it with a calmness and assurance that would have done credit to a veteran. No gran...d stand plays for him; simply unqualified results were what he meant to obtain and to this end he kept his mind alert as he had never done before. Wherever he went and with whomever he talked, his pass gaining for him complete access to all units and what infor- mation he desired, he was generally received with courtesy and much consideration from commanders of all ranks, for there is nothing so appealing to the universal sense of justice as anti-spy work.
To the boy also there was large satisfaction connected with his efforts; he gloried in the fact that at least he was endeavoring to do something worth while for his country and the cause of justice and right.
What to read after The Brighton Boys in the Argonne Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James R Driscoll to read onlineMoreLess
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