Andy the Acrobat
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An intense strain pervaded. Theaudience swayed, but that only. There was a profound silence.
"One, two, three, " said Thacher, at intervals.
"Come, " answered old Benares.
At the end of a long, swift swing of his body, Thacher let go of Andy, who spun across a ten feet space that looked twenty to the audiencebelow. Andy felt a light contact, old Benares' double grip caughtunder his arms.
The act was the merest novice trick analyzed by an expert, but it setthe audience wild.
A prodigious cheer a...rose, clapping of hands, juvenile yells ofadmiration. The band came in with a ringing march. Old Benares rightedhimself, Andy with him.
"Su-paarb!" he said. "Can you hold on alone--one little minute?" "Sure, " said Andy.
The trapezist reached up and untied the descending rope, secured it tothe bar, and shouted to those standing below.
Two ring hands ran out into the sawdust, caught the other end, and heldit perfectly taut.
"Can you slide down it?" asked Benares.
Andy's eyes sparkled.
"Say, Mr. Benares, " he replied, "if I wasn't rattled by all that crowd, I could do it head first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An intense strain pervaded. Theaudience swayed, but that only. There was a profound silence.
"One, two, three, " said Thacher, at intervals.
"Come, " answered old Benares.
At the end of a long, swift swing of his body, Thacher let go of Andy, who spun across a ten feet space that looked twenty to the audiencebelow. Andy felt a light contact, old Benares' double grip caughtunder his arms.
The act was the merest novice trick analyzed by an expert, but it setthe audience wild.
A prodigious cheer a...rose, clapping of hands, juvenile yells ofadmiration. The band came in with a ringing march. Old Benares rightedhimself, Andy with him.
"Su-paarb!" he said. "Can you hold on alone--one little minute?" "Sure, " said Andy.
The trapezist reached up and untied the descending rope, secured it tothe bar, and shouted to those standing below.
Two ring hands ran out into the sawdust, caught the other end, and heldit perfectly taut.
"Can you slide down it?" asked Benares.
Andy's eyes sparkled.
"Say, Mr. Benares, " he replied, "if I wasn't rattled by all that crowd, I could do it head first.
What to read after Andy the Acrobat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter T Harkness to read onlineMoreLess
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