The Story of the Red Cross As Told to the Little Colonel
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Theyhad been in the gardens all morning and were going home to lunch, whenthey heard the clatter of the runaway far down the street. The Majorcould not see who was in the carriage, only that it appeared to be achild. He was too old a man, and with his one arm too helpless toattempt to stop it, but he remembered that Hero had once shared thetraining of some collies for police service, before it had been decidedto use him as an ambulance dog. They were taught to spring at thebridles of escaping h...orses.
"I was doubtful if Hero remembered those early lessons, " said the Major, "but I called out to him sharply, for the love of heaven to stop it ifhe could, and that instant he was at the horse's head, hanging on withall his might. Bravo, old fellow!" he continued, turning to the dog ashe spoke. "We are proud of you this day!" They were in the corridor of the hotel now, and the Little Colonel, kneeling beside Hero and putting her arms around his neck, finished hersobbing with her fair little face laid fondly against his silky coat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theyhad been in the gardens all morning and were going home to lunch, whenthey heard the clatter of the runaway far down the street. The Majorcould not see who was in the carriage, only that it appeared to be achild. He was too old a man, and with his one arm too helpless toattempt to stop it, but he remembered that Hero had once shared thetraining of some collies for police service, before it had been decidedto use him as an ambulance dog. They were taught to spring at thebridles of escaping h...orses.
"I was doubtful if Hero remembered those early lessons, " said the Major, "but I called out to him sharply, for the love of heaven to stop it ifhe could, and that instant he was at the horse's head, hanging on withall his might. Bravo, old fellow!" he continued, turning to the dog ashe spoke. "We are proud of you this day!" They were in the corridor of the hotel now, and the Little Colonel, kneeling beside Hero and putting her arms around his neck, finished hersobbing with her fair little face laid fondly against his silky coat.
What to read after The Story of the Red Cross As Told to the Little Colonel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Annie Fellows to read onlineMoreLess
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