The Red Cross Girl
The Red Cross Girl
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"What does that say when it says it in English?" he asked.
"It says, " translated Stetson, "that his Imperial Majesty, the Sultan, bestows upon Henry Stetson, educator, author, lecturer, the Star ofthe Order of the Crescent, of the fifth class, for services rendered toTurkey. " Peter interrupted him indignantly.
"Never try to fool the fakirs, my son, " he protested. "I'm a fakirmyself. What services did you ever.... " "Services rendered, " continued Stetson undisturbed, "in spreadingthroughout ...the United States a greater knowledge of the customs, industries, and religion of the Ottoman Empire. That, " he explained, "refers to my--I should say our--moving-picture lecture. I thoughtit would look well if, when I lectured on Turkey, I wore a Turkishdecoration, so I went after this one. " Peter regarded his young friend with incredulous admiration.
"But did they believe you, " he demanded, "when you told them you were anauthor and educator?" Stetson closed one eye and grinned. "They believed whatever I paid themto believe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What does that say when it says it in English?" he asked.
"It says, " translated Stetson, "that his Imperial Majesty, the Sultan, bestows upon Henry Stetson, educator, author, lecturer, the Star ofthe Order of the Crescent, of the fifth class, for services rendered toTurkey. " Peter interrupted him indignantly.
"Never try to fool the fakirs, my son, " he protested. "I'm a fakirmyself. What services did you ever.... " "Services rendered, " continued Stetson undisturbed, "in spreadingthroughout ...the United States a greater knowledge of the customs, industries, and religion of the Ottoman Empire. That, " he explained, "refers to my--I should say our--moving-picture lecture. I thoughtit would look well if, when I lectured on Turkey, I wore a Turkishdecoration, so I went after this one. " Peter regarded his young friend with incredulous admiration.
"But did they believe you, " he demanded, "when you told them you were anauthor and educator?" Stetson closed one eye and grinned. "They believed whatever I paid themto believe.
What to read after The Red Cross Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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