The Soldier Boy; Or, Tom Somers in the Army
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Hapgood and Fred Pembertonwere with him, and the party did the best they could to keep themselvescomfortable, and at the same time discharge the duty assigned to them.
"Here, lads, " said old Hapgood, who, closely muffled in his great-coat, was walking up and down the bank of the creek to keep the blood warm inhis veins.
"What is it, Hapgood?" demanded Fred, who was coiled up on the lee side ofa tree, to protect him from the cold blast that swept down the creek.
"Hush!" said Hapgood. "Don't mak...e a noise; there's a boat coming. Down!down! Don't let them see you. " Tom and Fred crawled upon the ground to the verge of the creek, and placedthemselves by the side of the veteran.
"I don't see any boat, " said Tom.
"I can see her plain enough, with my old eyes. Look up the creek. " "Ay, ay! I see her. " "So do I, " added Fred. "What shall we do?" "Stop her, of course. " replied Tom.
"That's easy enough said, but not so easily done. We had better send wordup to the battery, and let them open upon her, " suggested Fred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hapgood and Fred Pembertonwere with him, and the party did the best they could to keep themselvescomfortable, and at the same time discharge the duty assigned to them.
"Here, lads, " said old Hapgood, who, closely muffled in his great-coat, was walking up and down the bank of the creek to keep the blood warm inhis veins.
"What is it, Hapgood?" demanded Fred, who was coiled up on the lee side ofa tree, to protect him from the cold blast that swept down the creek.
"Hush!" said Hapgood. "Don't mak...e a noise; there's a boat coming. Down!down! Don't let them see you. " Tom and Fred crawled upon the ground to the verge of the creek, and placedthemselves by the side of the veteran.
"I don't see any boat, " said Tom.
"I can see her plain enough, with my old eyes. Look up the creek. " "Ay, ay! I see her. " "So do I, " added Fred. "What shall we do?" "Stop her, of course. " replied Tom.
"That's easy enough said, but not so easily done. We had better send wordup to the battery, and let them open upon her, " suggested Fred.
What to read after The Soldier Boy; Or, Tom Somers in the Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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