The Young Franc Tireurs
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"Does it hurt you much, Philippe?" "Not very much; not so much as I should have thought. " "Did the doctor say anything about it, Philippe?" "Yes, he said that it had just missed the great arteries; and thathe thinks it struck the bone, and has glanced up somewhere; but hecan't say till he probes it, when--" "Then your leg is not broken?" "No, he says it is certainly not broken, but it may be splintered. " "Thank God for that, anyhow, " the boys said.
"We owe his life to Tim Doyle, " Louis said.... "I was not next to him;and did not see him fall, or know he was hit till I saw Tim comeup, with him on his shoulders--and even if I had, I could not havelifted him, and carried him off. Tim saved his life. There is nodoubt about that. " As it was evident that Philippe was too weak to talk, and would bebetter for being quiet awhile, the boys now left him with hisbrother.
Looking through the trees towards the village, a dense smoke couldnow be seen rising in several places and, in a few minutes, thewhole village was in a blaze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Does it hurt you much, Philippe?" "Not very much; not so much as I should have thought. " "Did the doctor say anything about it, Philippe?" "Yes, he said that it had just missed the great arteries; and thathe thinks it struck the bone, and has glanced up somewhere; but hecan't say till he probes it, when--" "Then your leg is not broken?" "No, he says it is certainly not broken, but it may be splintered. " "Thank God for that, anyhow, " the boys said.
"We owe his life to Tim Doyle, " Louis said.... "I was not next to him;and did not see him fall, or know he was hit till I saw Tim comeup, with him on his shoulders--and even if I had, I could not havelifted him, and carried him off. Tim saved his life. There is nodoubt about that. " As it was evident that Philippe was too weak to talk, and would bebetter for being quiet awhile, the boys now left him with hisbrother.
Looking through the trees towards the village, a dense smoke couldnow be seen rising in several places and, in a few minutes, thewhole village was in a blaze.
What to read after The Young Franc Tireurs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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