Roy Blakeley's Camp On Wheels
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"What good is the flashlight?" Connie asked us. "It won't show farenough and the battery won't hold out for more than about a half anhour. I hear a train now. " No one said a word; just listened. "I heard that, " Westy said; "it isn'ta train. " "One is likely to crash into us any minute, " Wig said; "I'd rather jumpand be done with it--the suspense. " "Do you call that using your brains?" Pee-wee shouted. Gee whiz, whenyou come right down to it, I have to admit that kid is a bully littlescout.
..."You couldn't walk the ties even if we could, " Wig said; "you can't takea long enough step. " "Well, then, _you_ walk them and I'll stay here, " the kid said.
I reached across in the dark and hit him a good rap on the shoulder. "That shows there's one thing about scouting you don't know, Kiddo, " Itold him. "A scout troop is just as strong as its weakest member, justthe same as a chain is as strong as its weakest link. We _will_ use ourbrains, right up to the last minute. Don't get scared. " We all listened to a sound we heard far off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What good is the flashlight?" Connie asked us. "It won't show farenough and the battery won't hold out for more than about a half anhour. I hear a train now. " No one said a word; just listened. "I heard that, " Westy said; "it isn'ta train. " "One is likely to crash into us any minute, " Wig said; "I'd rather jumpand be done with it--the suspense. " "Do you call that using your brains?" Pee-wee shouted. Gee whiz, whenyou come right down to it, I have to admit that kid is a bully littlescout.
..."You couldn't walk the ties even if we could, " Wig said; "you can't takea long enough step. " "Well, then, _you_ walk them and I'll stay here, " the kid said.
I reached across in the dark and hit him a good rap on the shoulder. "That shows there's one thing about scouting you don't know, Kiddo, " Itold him. "A scout troop is just as strong as its weakest member, justthe same as a chain is as strong as its weakest link. We _will_ use ourbrains, right up to the last minute. Don't get scared. " We all listened to a sound we heard far off.
What to read after Roy Blakeley's Camp On Wheels?
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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