The American
The American
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I ^m all right now, an' I kin carry it myself the rest o ' the way. ' ' Sure ? ' ' asked Reddy, much more kindly.
a 172 THE AMERICAN **A11 right then, Fritz, but you know we can't have you dropping out on the march; the lieutenant won't stand for it. " And then, as Fritz said nothing but also made no move- ment to go, Reddy added, * ' Sit down and rest a bit. ' ' Fritz sat down but still said nothing, though evidently he had something on his mind. Reddy did his best to give him a chance to unbu...rden himself, by various com- ments on the weather and the march, that elicited no response from Fritz. At last Reddy, feeling that this delicious hour that he had proposed to spend with Miss Seymour was fast slipping away, spoke a little impa- tiently : ' ' What is it, Fritz ? Out with it ! " ''D'yeh recolleck wat I wuz doin' wen yeh come in my tent t 'other day?" Fritz managed to squirm out.
Reddy remembered very well. He had thought of it several times since, and more than once with some dis- quietude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ^m all right now, an' I kin carry it myself the rest o ' the way. ' ' Sure ? ' ' asked Reddy, much more kindly.
a 172 THE AMERICAN **A11 right then, Fritz, but you know we can't have you dropping out on the march; the lieutenant won't stand for it. " And then, as Fritz said nothing but also made no move- ment to go, Reddy added, * ' Sit down and rest a bit. ' ' Fritz sat down but still said nothing, though evidently he had something on his mind. Reddy did his best to give him a chance to unbu...rden himself, by various com- ments on the weather and the march, that elicited no response from Fritz. At last Reddy, feeling that this delicious hour that he had proposed to spend with Miss Seymour was fast slipping away, spoke a little impa- tiently : ' ' What is it, Fritz ? Out with it ! " ''D'yeh recolleck wat I wuz doin' wen yeh come in my tent t 'other day?" Fritz managed to squirm out.
Reddy remembered very well. He had thought of it several times since, and more than once with some dis- quietude.
What to read after The American?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Mary C Johnson Dillon to read onlineMoreLess
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