The Call to the Colors
The Call to the Colors
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Cor- poral, you better assign me a bunky that fits my curves. ' 'There isn't any, " retorted Jimmy. 'The Army wouldn't stand for him!" Then Corporal May dropped his banter for curt military di- rections: "Perkins, can you drive a motorcycle?" "No, sir, " said Private Perkins, sitting up and reaching for his untidy leggin. "But if it's to go special duty with you, Corporal, I'll learn right now!" "No, I'll take it alone then. Lieutenant Mil- ler gave me the privilege if I thought best. I thought... maybe forty miles back along the Ar- 126 AMIGO royo Seco road would bump some of the fat off you, but I can't take a rank amateur. " "Let me try it, Corporal!" Perky was scram- bling around under his shelter. "Blistered and busted, I'd rather skin off with you than to be a gigadier brindle I mean a brigadier general! Just for old days, when you were a rookie, and I taught you bits of the manual!" Corporal May raised his hand quietly. "Not for nothing. Friendship doesn't go when it's special work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cor- poral, you better assign me a bunky that fits my curves. ' 'There isn't any, " retorted Jimmy. 'The Army wouldn't stand for him!" Then Corporal May dropped his banter for curt military di- rections: "Perkins, can you drive a motorcycle?" "No, sir, " said Private Perkins, sitting up and reaching for his untidy leggin. "But if it's to go special duty with you, Corporal, I'll learn right now!" "No, I'll take it alone then. Lieutenant Mil- ler gave me the privilege if I thought best. I thought... maybe forty miles back along the Ar- 126 AMIGO royo Seco road would bump some of the fat off you, but I can't take a rank amateur. " "Let me try it, Corporal!" Perky was scram- bling around under his shelter. "Blistered and busted, I'd rather skin off with you than to be a gigadier brindle I mean a brigadier general! Just for old days, when you were a rookie, and I taught you bits of the manual!" Corporal May raised his hand quietly. "Not for nothing. Friendship doesn't go when it's special work.
What to read after The Call to the Colors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Tenney Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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