Tom Fairfield's Pluck And Luck
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They were among the first ones in. I'm sorry aboutyou boys. " "I suppose we're out of the game, " hinted Jack.
"Well, not altogether, but it'll set you back. However, I'll do what Ican. Better turn in now. You must be tired. " "Tired isn't a name for it!" groaned Bert. "I'll sleep like alocomotive to-night. " They were all slumbering almost as soon as they tumbled into bed, and, though they had been well soaked, they experienced no ill effects thenext morning.
To their delight the football capt...ain and coach said nothing abouttheir ill-luck in being outside the time limit for the cross-countryrun, and they went to practice as usual.
"Huh! I wonder if they call that fair?" sneered Sam, when he saw hisenemy, and the latter's friends, in their usual places.
"It's not right, " asserted Nick, "after we made the run, and got in ontime. " "Well, you didn't get lost in the woods, " said George Abbot, who was atleast on speaking terms with Sam and his crony. "A farm fellow told usto take the wrong road to avoid a hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were among the first ones in. I'm sorry aboutyou boys. " "I suppose we're out of the game, " hinted Jack.
"Well, not altogether, but it'll set you back. However, I'll do what Ican. Better turn in now. You must be tired. " "Tired isn't a name for it!" groaned Bert. "I'll sleep like alocomotive to-night. " They were all slumbering almost as soon as they tumbled into bed, and, though they had been well soaked, they experienced no ill effects thenext morning.
To their delight the football capt...ain and coach said nothing abouttheir ill-luck in being outside the time limit for the cross-countryrun, and they went to practice as usual.
"Huh! I wonder if they call that fair?" sneered Sam, when he saw hisenemy, and the latter's friends, in their usual places.
"It's not right, " asserted Nick, "after we made the run, and got in ontime. " "Well, you didn't get lost in the woods, " said George Abbot, who was atleast on speaking terms with Sam and his crony. "A farm fellow told usto take the wrong road to avoid a hill.
What to read after Tom Fairfield's Pluck And Luck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapman Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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