The Girl Aviators' Motor Butterfly
The Girl Aviators' Motor Butterfly
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In the meantime Roy had rolled himself up in his canvas coverings andwas sound asleep. For a long time Jimsy read on. At first frequentfootsteps passed the door of the stable, but as it grew later theseceased. Folks went to bed early in Meadville. Long before midnightthere was not a sound on the streets.
Jimsy read doggedly on. But he was painfully conscious of an almostirresistible desire to lie back and doze off, if only for a few seconds. The exciting events of the day had tired him out, nor... was the book hewas reading one calculated to keep his wits stirring. It was a technicalwork of abstruse character.
Jimsy's head began to nod. With a sharp effort he aroused himself onlyto catch himself dozing off once more.
"See here, Jim Bancroft, this won't do, " he sharply admonished himself, "you're on duty, understand? On duty! Wake up and keep your eyes open. " But try as he would tired Nature finally asserted herself. Jimsy's headfell forward, his eyes closed for good and he snored in right goodearnest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the meantime Roy had rolled himself up in his canvas coverings andwas sound asleep. For a long time Jimsy read on. At first frequentfootsteps passed the door of the stable, but as it grew later theseceased. Folks went to bed early in Meadville. Long before midnightthere was not a sound on the streets.
Jimsy read doggedly on. But he was painfully conscious of an almostirresistible desire to lie back and doze off, if only for a few seconds. The exciting events of the day had tired him out, nor... was the book hewas reading one calculated to keep his wits stirring. It was a technicalwork of abstruse character.
Jimsy's head began to nod. With a sharp effort he aroused himself onlyto catch himself dozing off once more.
"See here, Jim Bancroft, this won't do, " he sharply admonished himself, "you're on duty, understand? On duty! Wake up and keep your eyes open. " But try as he would tired Nature finally asserted herself. Jimsy's headfell forward, his eyes closed for good and he snored in right goodearnest.
What to read after The Girl Aviators' Motor Butterfly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnham Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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