The Trail of the Hawk
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From his monoplanehe saw a fairy town, with red roofs rising to a tower of fantasticturrets. (That was doubtless the memory of a magazine-cover painted byMaxfield Parrish. ). .. He was wandering through a poppy-field with agirl dusky of eyes, soft black of hair, ready for any jaunt. .. . Pictures bright and various as tropic shells, born of music and peaceand his affection for the Havilands; pictures which promised him theworld. For the first time Hawk Ericson realized that he might be aPersona...ge instead of a back-yard boy. .. . The girl with twilight eyeswas smiling.
* * * * * The Bagby camp broke up on the first of May, with all of them, exceptone of the nondescript collegians and the air-current student, more orless trained aviators. Carl was going out to tour small cities, forthe George Flying Corporation. Lieutenant Haviland was detailed to thearmy flying-camp.
Parting with Haviland and kindly Hank Odell, with Carmeau andanxiously polite Tony Bean, was as wistful as the last night of senioryear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From his monoplanehe saw a fairy town, with red roofs rising to a tower of fantasticturrets. (That was doubtless the memory of a magazine-cover painted byMaxfield Parrish. ). .. He was wandering through a poppy-field with agirl dusky of eyes, soft black of hair, ready for any jaunt. .. . Pictures bright and various as tropic shells, born of music and peaceand his affection for the Havilands; pictures which promised him theworld. For the first time Hawk Ericson realized that he might be aPersona...ge instead of a back-yard boy. .. . The girl with twilight eyeswas smiling.
* * * * * The Bagby camp broke up on the first of May, with all of them, exceptone of the nondescript collegians and the air-current student, more orless trained aviators. Carl was going out to tour small cities, forthe George Flying Corporation. Lieutenant Haviland was detailed to thearmy flying-camp.
Parting with Haviland and kindly Hank Odell, with Carmeau andanxiously polite Tony Bean, was as wistful as the last night of senioryear.
What to read after The Trail of the Hawk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, Sinclair, 1885-1951 to read onlineMoreLess
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