The High School Boys' Training Hike
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Then, under Dr. Hewitt's instructions, they lifted the old man intothe tonneau of the car as though he had been an infant. The bosstramp had already taken his place in the tonneau of the machine. After blankets brought by the physician had been wrapped aboutthe peddler the tramp contrived to rest the old man against hisown broad shoulder.
"Good-bye, father, " said the younger Hinman, who had looked onwith a frown on his face. "I hope you'll be all right soon. " Reuben Hinman tried to smile. He ...also moved as though tryingto stretch out a hand to his son, but the folds of the blanketsprevented.
Dr. Hewitt went back to the tent to get his medicine case, whichhe had intentionally left behind. As he went he signed to Dick& Co. To accompany him.
"You young men haven't done anything for the old man for whichI am going to commend you, " said the physician bluntly. "You'vesimply done what any upright, humane, decent people would havedone for a stricken old man, and you've done it well. But bycontrast you noticed the younger Hinman's conduct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, under Dr. Hewitt's instructions, they lifted the old man intothe tonneau of the car as though he had been an infant. The bosstramp had already taken his place in the tonneau of the machine. After blankets brought by the physician had been wrapped aboutthe peddler the tramp contrived to rest the old man against hisown broad shoulder.
"Good-bye, father, " said the younger Hinman, who had looked onwith a frown on his face. "I hope you'll be all right soon. " Reuben Hinman tried to smile. He ...also moved as though tryingto stretch out a hand to his son, but the folds of the blanketsprevented.
Dr. Hewitt went back to the tent to get his medicine case, whichhe had intentionally left behind. As he went he signed to Dick& Co. To accompany him.
"You young men haven't done anything for the old man for whichI am going to commend you, " said the physician bluntly. "You'vesimply done what any upright, humane, decent people would havedone for a stricken old man, and you've done it well. But bycontrast you noticed the younger Hinman's conduct.
What to read after The High School Boys' Training Hike?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hancock Harrie Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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