Tom Slade With the Boys Over There
Tom Slade With the Boys Over There
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"Here at Norne lives my comrade, Blondel, " he said. "Two years we worktogezzer at Pas_sake_--you know? In ze great silk mills. " "Passaic, " said Tom; "that's near Bridgeboro, where I live. " "Pas_sake_, yess. So now you are so clevaire to know who shall leeve ina house, I will tell you how you shall know ze house of my comrade, Blondel. _By ze blue flag with one black spot!_ Yess? You know what zissshall be? _Billet!_" He gave Archer a dig in the ribs as if thisrepresented the high water mark... of sagacity.
"Oh, I know, " said Archer; "it means Gerrman officerrs are billetedtherre. Go-o-od _night_! Not for us!" The old man did not seem quite to understand, but he turned again to hismap. "Here now is ze new road, " he said, drawing it with his shaky oldhand. "From ze Rhine road it runs--south--so. Now you are soclevaire--Yankee clevaire, ha, ha, ha!" he laughed with a kind ofirritating hilarity; "why should zey make ziss road? From ze north--fromLeteur--all around--zey bring our women to make ziss road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Here at Norne lives my comrade, Blondel, " he said. "Two years we worktogezzer at Pas_sake_--you know? In ze great silk mills. " "Passaic, " said Tom; "that's near Bridgeboro, where I live. " "Pas_sake_, yess. So now you are so clevaire to know who shall leeve ina house, I will tell you how you shall know ze house of my comrade, Blondel. _By ze blue flag with one black spot!_ Yess? You know what zissshall be? _Billet!_" He gave Archer a dig in the ribs as if thisrepresented the high water mark... of sagacity.
"Oh, I know, " said Archer; "it means Gerrman officerrs are billetedtherre. Go-o-od _night_! Not for us!" The old man did not seem quite to understand, but he turned again to hismap. "Here now is ze new road, " he said, drawing it with his shaky oldhand. "From ze Rhine road it runs--south--so. Now you are soclevaire--Yankee clevaire, ha, ha, ha!" he laughed with a kind ofirritating hilarity; "why should zey make ziss road? From ze north--fromLeteur--all around--zey bring our women to make ziss road.
What to read after Tom Slade With the Boys Over There?
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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