The Overlord : the Story of the Peons of Canada
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And don't let her refuse." [ 254 ] Helen Gives Orders " Tourse me von't let cousin Grace wef use." And Beau- mont took his long letter to Grace.
When the letter was read Beaumont was so astonished he could hardly speak. It was a challenge to fight on Wednesday, the one day of all others when he was in- vincible, but the letter contained more than a challenge.
It said, " I will give you an enormous, colossal, prodigious whipping. Gee, I will knock you into pulp." "He said all lot. Cousin Grace?"... "Yes, every word." " Gee, now me vill write to him and awange matters." And the Boxing Sailor looked and felt very serious.
Grace saw Kiddie's little scheme, and called him a tramp; but she wrote all the things that Beaumont sug- gested, and she threw into the younger "man's" defiance a few words as staggering as " colossal." Kiddie was so well satisfied with his idea that he wrote again next day, suggesting the particular kind of combat and other details. He knew a great many sporting terms, and a great deal about rules, so that his second letter was a masterpiece.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And don't let her refuse." [ 254 ] Helen Gives Orders " Tourse me von't let cousin Grace wef use." And Beau- mont took his long letter to Grace.
When the letter was read Beaumont was so astonished he could hardly speak. It was a challenge to fight on Wednesday, the one day of all others when he was in- vincible, but the letter contained more than a challenge.
It said, " I will give you an enormous, colossal, prodigious whipping. Gee, I will knock you into pulp." "He said all lot. Cousin Grace?"... "Yes, every word." " Gee, now me vill write to him and awange matters." And the Boxing Sailor looked and felt very serious.
Grace saw Kiddie's little scheme, and called him a tramp; but she wrote all the things that Beaumont sug- gested, and she threw into the younger "man's" defiance a few words as staggering as " colossal." Kiddie was so well satisfied with his idea that he wrote again next day, suggesting the particular kind of combat and other details. He knew a great many sporting terms, and a great deal about rules, so that his second letter was a masterpiece.
What to read after The Overlord : the Story of the Peons of Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Mcivor to read onlineMoreLess
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