The Banner Boy Scouts
The Banner Boy Scouts
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Perhaps theyhad some suspicion that Mr. Pender was visiting there; and did not wantto take chances of his meeting them face to face.
"Sure there is, " broke in Jack, who saw no reason why he should notbelieve the artful excuse given; for Jack did not know all his chum hadlearned about these parties; "after you pass the bend yonder, just turnto the left. You can't miss the road, for its got a big maple tree rightat the junction. We call that the Grapevine Road, because it twists andturns so; but... it will fetch you out right at the old dam, mister. " Many a time had Jack himself walked along that same winding path whencoming home with a string of bass, taken in the mill pond. It was longer, to be sure, but there were some fine apple trees on the way; and the walkthrough the dense woods was so much more enjoyable on a hot summer daythan the open stretch that marked the other route.
The man flipped the coin in the air, and as it fell at Paul's feet hefelt constrained to stoop and pick it up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps theyhad some suspicion that Mr. Pender was visiting there; and did not wantto take chances of his meeting them face to face.
"Sure there is, " broke in Jack, who saw no reason why he should notbelieve the artful excuse given; for Jack did not know all his chum hadlearned about these parties; "after you pass the bend yonder, just turnto the left. You can't miss the road, for its got a big maple tree rightat the junction. We call that the Grapevine Road, because it twists andturns so; but... it will fetch you out right at the old dam, mister. " Many a time had Jack himself walked along that same winding path whencoming home with a string of bass, taken in the mill pond. It was longer, to be sure, but there were some fine apple trees on the way; and the walkthrough the dense woods was so much more enjoyable on a hot summer daythan the open stretch that marked the other route.
The man flipped the coin in the air, and as it fell at Paul's feet hefelt constrained to stoop and pick it up.
What to read after The Banner Boy Scouts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren George A. to read onlineMoreLess
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