Ruth Fielding in the Red Cross
Ruth Fielding in the Red Cross by Alice B. Emerson is available here as the complete text, split into 615 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
Ruth Fielding in the Red Cross by Alice B. Emerson. Complete source text from Project Gutenberg eBook #36395.
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II The Call of the Drum
- Chapter III The Woman in Black
- Chapter IV “Can a Poilu Love a Fat Girl?”
- Chapter V “The Boys of the Draft”
- Chapter VI The Patriotism of the Purse
- Chapter VII On the Way
- Chapter VIII The Nearest Duty
- Chapter IX Tom Sails, and Something Else Happens
- Chapter X Suspicions
- Chapter XI Said in German
- Chapter XII Through Dangerous Waters
- Chapter XIII The New Chief
- Chapter XIV A Change of Base
- Chapter XV New Work
- Chapter XVI The Days Roll By
- Chapter XVII At the Gateway of the Chateau
- Chapter XVIII Shocking News
- Chapter XIX At the Wayside Cross
- Chapter XX Many Things Happen
- Chapter XXI Again the Werwolf
- Chapter XXII The Countess and Her Dog
- Chapter XXIII Ruth Does Her Duty
- Chapter XXIV A Partial Exposure
- Chapter XXV Quite Satisfactory
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- Fielding
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- Cross
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- Author
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- Saddle
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