The Tenderfoot ..
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Scouts never start forest fires, though they often assist in putting them out. As Leader of Mastadon Patrol it gives me great pleasure Peachy. (Pushing forward) I'm a friend of your cousin, Jim Fresh.
Dorothy. (Aside) Friend! The crust!
Peachy. You remind me of Jim, but if you'll excuse my saying it, you put it all over him for looks.
Dorothy. Really ? In what way ?
Peachy. Well, he's got a coarse, brassy look, while you Dorothy. (Sweetly) While I?
Peachy. Modesty's your middle name.
Fatty. Hav...e a bun, Miss?
Dorothy. No, thank you just the same.
Percy. (Who had been nervously fidgiting and listening) Can you walk on your hands. Miss?
It's easy when you know how. Try it. This way.
(Demonstrates, coming down so as to bang into Fatty and Peachy J Dorothy. (In natural voice) Sure, I can. That is (Remembers and claps hand to mouth) Of course not ! W^hat a question to ask a perfect lady !
(Looks coy) Percy. Excuse me. But I'll teach you, if you like. You Dorothy. (Hastily) No, thanks. (To Peach YJ What are you boys making?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scouts never start forest fires, though they often assist in putting them out. As Leader of Mastadon Patrol it gives me great pleasure Peachy. (Pushing forward) I'm a friend of your cousin, Jim Fresh.
Dorothy. (Aside) Friend! The crust!
Peachy. You remind me of Jim, but if you'll excuse my saying it, you put it all over him for looks.
Dorothy. Really ? In what way ?
Peachy. Well, he's got a coarse, brassy look, while you Dorothy. (Sweetly) While I?
Peachy. Modesty's your middle name.
Fatty. Hav...e a bun, Miss?
Dorothy. No, thank you just the same.
Percy. (Who had been nervously fidgiting and listening) Can you walk on your hands. Miss?
It's easy when you know how. Try it. This way.
(Demonstrates, coming down so as to bang into Fatty and Peachy J Dorothy. (In natural voice) Sure, I can. That is (Remembers and claps hand to mouth) Of course not ! W^hat a question to ask a perfect lady !
(Looks coy) Percy. Excuse me. But I'll teach you, if you like. You Dorothy. (Hastily) No, thanks. (To Peach YJ What are you boys making?
What to read after The Tenderfoot ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cureton, Elva Sawyer. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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