The Return of Blue Pete
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It isn't that we have much todo--too little, indeed; I'd grow rusty and evil-tempered with anotherseason of this--but I confess to a great mental blank in consideringthe bohunk . . . And I've no ambition to understand him better. Themore I know him, the more I think Providence was experimenting withoutencouragement when he created a few of those Continental countries thatsend their scum over here to build railways. Really there hasn't beena thing happen since I came worth writing about. Of cour...se there arestrange little incidents--" He broke off abruptly and his head went up. From the east drifted apurring sound that swelled with startling speed. Faster than theirthoughts, it grew to a roar. Helen was alarmed.
"Only gasoline speeders, " he explained. "You must ride on one. Torrance has a rather grubby specimen. They're the wildest form ofslimpsy-skimpsy flight you ever saw. About forty miles an hour, withjust a board and a tremendous sputter between you and the flying rails. It makes your hair curl, yet you look forward to the next time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It isn't that we have much todo--too little, indeed; I'd grow rusty and evil-tempered with anotherseason of this--but I confess to a great mental blank in consideringthe bohunk . . . And I've no ambition to understand him better. Themore I know him, the more I think Providence was experimenting withoutencouragement when he created a few of those Continental countries thatsend their scum over here to build railways. Really there hasn't beena thing happen since I came worth writing about. Of cour...se there arestrange little incidents--" He broke off abruptly and his head went up. From the east drifted apurring sound that swelled with startling speed. Faster than theirthoughts, it grew to a roar. Helen was alarmed.
"Only gasoline speeders, " he explained. "You must ride on one. Torrance has a rather grubby specimen. They're the wildest form ofslimpsy-skimpsy flight you ever saw. About forty miles an hour, withjust a board and a tremendous sputter between you and the flying rails. It makes your hair curl, yet you look forward to the next time.
What to read after The Return of Blue Pete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Luke - to read onlineMoreLess
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