The Swoop!
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"What are they doing?" "Some of them are acting a Scout's play, sir; some are doing ConeExercises; one or two are practising deep breathing; and the rest aredancing an Old English Morris Dance. " Clarence nodded.
"They could not be better employed. Inform them that I have arrived andwould address them. " The sentry saluted.
Standing in an attitude of deep thought, with his feet apart, his handsclasped behind him, and his chin sunk upon his breast, Clarence made asingularly impressive picture. H...e had left his Essex home three weeksbefore, on the expiration of his ten days' holiday, to return to hispost of junior sub-reporter on the staff of a leading London eveningpaper. It was really only at night now that he got any time to himself. During the day his time was his paper's, and he was compelled to spendthe weary hours reading off results of races and other sporting itemson the tape-machine. It was only at 6 p. M. That he could begin todevote himself to the service of his country.
The Scouts had assembled now, and were standing, keen and alert, readyto do Clarence's bidding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What are they doing?" "Some of them are acting a Scout's play, sir; some are doing ConeExercises; one or two are practising deep breathing; and the rest aredancing an Old English Morris Dance. " Clarence nodded.
"They could not be better employed. Inform them that I have arrived andwould address them. " The sentry saluted.
Standing in an attitude of deep thought, with his feet apart, his handsclasped behind him, and his chin sunk upon his breast, Clarence made asingularly impressive picture. H...e had left his Essex home three weeksbefore, on the expiration of his ten days' holiday, to return to hispost of junior sub-reporter on the staff of a leading London eveningpaper. It was really only at night now that he got any time to himself. During the day his time was his paper's, and he was compelled to spendthe weary hours reading off results of races and other sporting itemson the tape-machine. It was only at 6 p. M. That he could begin todevote himself to the service of his country.
The Scouts had assembled now, and were standing, keen and alert, readyto do Clarence's bidding.
What to read after The Swoop!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wodehouse Pelham Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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