Barnaby Rudge ; a Tale of the Riots of 'eighty 2
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Dennis, 124 BARNABY RUDGE.
with a long cord bound about his middle, something after the manner of a friar, came hurrying in, attended by a body-guard of half-a-dozen of his men.
" Come ! Be alive here ! " cried Hugh, stamping his foot upon the ground. " Make haste ! " Dennis, with a wink and a nod, unwound the cord from about his person, and raising his eyes to the ceiling, looked all over it, and round the walls and cornice, with a curious eye ; then shook his head.
" Move, man, can't you ! ""... cried Hugh, with another im- patient stamp of his foot. "Are we to wait here, till the cry has gone for ten miles round, and our work's inter- rupted ? " "It's all very fine talking, brother," answered Dennis, stepping towards him ; " but unless " — and here he whispered in his ear — " unless we do it over the door, it can't be done at all in this here room." "What can't.?" Hugh demanded.
"What can't !" retorted Dennis. "Why, the old man can't." " Why, you weren't going to hang him ! " cried Hugh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dennis, 124 BARNABY RUDGE.
with a long cord bound about his middle, something after the manner of a friar, came hurrying in, attended by a body-guard of half-a-dozen of his men.
" Come ! Be alive here ! " cried Hugh, stamping his foot upon the ground. " Make haste ! " Dennis, with a wink and a nod, unwound the cord from about his person, and raising his eyes to the ceiling, looked all over it, and round the walls and cornice, with a curious eye ; then shook his head.
" Move, man, can't you ! ""... cried Hugh, with another im- patient stamp of his foot. "Are we to wait here, till the cry has gone for ten miles round, and our work's inter- rupted ? " "It's all very fine talking, brother," answered Dennis, stepping towards him ; " but unless " — and here he whispered in his ear — " unless we do it over the door, it can't be done at all in this here room." "What can't.?" Hugh demanded.
"What can't !" retorted Dennis. "Why, the old man can't." " Why, you weren't going to hang him ! " cried Hugh.
What to read after Barnaby Rudge ; a Tale of the Riots of 'eighty 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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