Van Cleve
Van Cleve
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I know you never liked him, but you didn t know him. Cort was a splendid fellow. " "I m sorry for Lorrie just the same, " said Van Cleve.
"Is she does she know ? How is she ? " Van Cleve shook his head gravely. "Don t ask, Bob. It s the saddest thing I ever saw. Yes, she heard it one of the first. " He described the Tampa experiences briefly. "The uncertainty was cruelly hard on her. But of course, that s all over now. " 266 VAN CLEVE: Bob said, "Yes, it s all over, " and passed the back of his... hand across his eyes. After a moment of striving to get his voice under control, he managed to add : "You know I saw it, Van Cleve. I saw him after he was shot. " "You did!" The other nodded, twisting his lips as if in bodily pain at the mere recollection. "Yes. Oh, my God, cruel things happen in war ! Yes, I saw it. I wasn t up in front where he was when the fighting began. I was coming along behind, with another fellow another newspaper-man, I mean. I don t know who he was. I suppose we must have been a couple of hundred yards behind the nearest soldiers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know you never liked him, but you didn t know him. Cort was a splendid fellow. " "I m sorry for Lorrie just the same, " said Van Cleve.
"Is she does she know ? How is she ? " Van Cleve shook his head gravely. "Don t ask, Bob. It s the saddest thing I ever saw. Yes, she heard it one of the first. " He described the Tampa experiences briefly. "The uncertainty was cruelly hard on her. But of course, that s all over now. " 266 VAN CLEVE: Bob said, "Yes, it s all over, " and passed the back of his... hand across his eyes. After a moment of striving to get his voice under control, he managed to add : "You know I saw it, Van Cleve. I saw him after he was shot. " "You did!" The other nodded, twisting his lips as if in bodily pain at the mere recollection. "Yes. Oh, my God, cruel things happen in war ! Yes, I saw it. I wasn t up in front where he was when the fighting began. I was coming along behind, with another fellow another newspaper-man, I mean. I don t know who he was. I suppose we must have been a couple of hundred yards behind the nearest soldiers.
What to read after Van Cleve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Stanbery Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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