The Crimson Tide
The Crimson Tide
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" "Oh, yes. But I don't think you do. Because I am still in love withher. " "You poor dear!" "It's rotten luck, isn't it?" "Time heals--" She checked herself, turned and kissed him.
"After all, " she said, "a soldier learns how to take things. " And presently: "I do wish you'd go up to Yama Farms. " "That, " he said, "would be the obvious thing to do. Anything to keepgoing and keep your mind ticking away until you're safely wound upagain. . . . But I'm not going, dear. " Helen looked at him in ...silence, not wondering what he might be goingto do with his week-end instead, because she already guessed.
Before she said anything more his father came in; and a moment laterdinner was announced.
* * * * * Jim slept soundly for the first night in a long time. His motherscarcely closed her eyes at all.
CHAPTER XIV There had been a row at the Red Flag Club--a matter of differingopinions between members--nothing sufficient to attract the police, but enough to break several heads, benches and windows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, yes. But I don't think you do. Because I am still in love withher. " "You poor dear!" "It's rotten luck, isn't it?" "Time heals--" She checked herself, turned and kissed him.
"After all, " she said, "a soldier learns how to take things. " And presently: "I do wish you'd go up to Yama Farms. " "That, " he said, "would be the obvious thing to do. Anything to keepgoing and keep your mind ticking away until you're safely wound upagain. . . . But I'm not going, dear. " Helen looked at him in ...silence, not wondering what he might be goingto do with his week-end instead, because she already guessed.
Before she said anything more his father came in; and a moment laterdinner was announced.
* * * * * Jim slept soundly for the first night in a long time. His motherscarcely closed her eyes at all.
CHAPTER XIV There had been a row at the Red Flag Club--a matter of differingopinions between members--nothing sufficient to attract the police, but enough to break several heads, benches and windows.
What to read after The Crimson Tide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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