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Tom Slade with the colors, (1918)

Fitzhugh, Percy Keese, 1876-1950 · New York : Grosset & Dunlap · leaf 192

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when you get home thatI congratulate him. Providence did him a goodturn, as we scouts say. I dare say somebody or other did him a goodturn, said Roscoe, almost in a tone of disgust. Tell him I said he ought to be proud to fur-nish Uncle Sam with such a soldier. Humph, said Roscoe, in the same mood;… … THE LAST THEY SAW OF TOM, HE WAS CLINGING TO ONE OF THE FLAP-PING DOORS. HIS FOOT BRACED AGAINST A CABLE CLEAT. Page 174 CHAPTER XXIV A SOLDIERS HONOR As the two walked along the dark street to-gether, Roscoe, in his long military coat, seemedtaller than he really was and the boy at his sideseemed…

World War, 1914-1918 · Children's stories, American

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