Crittenden
Crittenden
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"The Colonel himself wanted to know what damn fool that was standing outin the road. He meant you. " "All right, Sergeant, " Crittenden said.
When he came in from guard duty, late that night, he learned that Basilwas safe. He lay down with a grateful heart, and his thoughts, like thethoughts of every man in that tropical forest, took flight for home. Life was getting very simple now for him--death, too, and duty. Alreadyhe was beginning to wonder at his old self and, with a shock, it came tohim... that there were but three women in the world to him--Phyllis and hismother--and Judith. He thought of the night of the parting, and itflashed for the first time upon him that Judith might have taken theshame that he felt reddening his face as shame for her, and not forhimself: and a pain shot through him so keen that he groaned aloud.
Above him was a clear sky, a quarter moon, an enveloping mist of stars, and the very peace of heaven. But there was little sleep--and thatbattle-haunted--for any: and for him none at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The Colonel himself wanted to know what damn fool that was standing outin the road. He meant you. " "All right, Sergeant, " Crittenden said.
When he came in from guard duty, late that night, he learned that Basilwas safe. He lay down with a grateful heart, and his thoughts, like thethoughts of every man in that tropical forest, took flight for home. Life was getting very simple now for him--death, too, and duty. Alreadyhe was beginning to wonder at his old self and, with a shock, it came tohim... that there were but three women in the world to him--Phyllis and hismother--and Judith. He thought of the night of the parting, and itflashed for the first time upon him that Judith might have taken theshame that he felt reddening his face as shame for her, and not forhimself: and a pain shot through him so keen that he groaned aloud.
Above him was a clear sky, a quarter moon, an enveloping mist of stars, and the very peace of heaven. But there was little sleep--and thatbattle-haunted--for any: and for him none at all.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fox John to read onlineMoreLess
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