Tom Slade At Black Lake
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(whichstood for Walter Harris for Peewee did not acknowledge officially hisfamous nickname). As Tom glanced at these crude reminders of his troopand former comrades, he noted wistfully how Peewee's initials werealways cut unusually large and imposing, standing out boldly amongothers, as if to inform the observer that a giant had been at work. Everything about Peewee was tremendous--except his size.
Tom sat on this bench and waited. It reminded him of old times to bethere. But he was not unhappy.... He had followed the long trail, the trailwhich to his simple nature had seemed the right one, he had done the jobwhich he had set out to do, they were going to have their three familiarcabins on the hill, and he was happy. He had renewed that strange, briefacquaintanceship in France, and found in his war-time friend, a newcomrade. He felt better, his nerves were steady. The time had been wellspent and he was happy. Perhaps it was only a stubborn whim, this goingaway now, but that was his nature and he could not change it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(whichstood for Walter Harris for Peewee did not acknowledge officially hisfamous nickname). As Tom glanced at these crude reminders of his troopand former comrades, he noted wistfully how Peewee's initials werealways cut unusually large and imposing, standing out boldly amongothers, as if to inform the observer that a giant had been at work. Everything about Peewee was tremendous--except his size.
Tom sat on this bench and waited. It reminded him of old times to bethere. But he was not unhappy.... He had followed the long trail, the trailwhich to his simple nature had seemed the right one, he had done the jobwhich he had set out to do, they were going to have their three familiarcabins on the hill, and he was happy. He had renewed that strange, briefacquaintanceship in France, and found in his war-time friend, a newcomrade. He felt better, his nerves were steady. The time had been wellspent and he was happy. Perhaps it was only a stubborn whim, this goingaway now, but that was his nature and he could not change it.
What to read after Tom Slade At Black Lake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzhugh Percy Keese to read onlineMoreLess
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