Buffalo Bill, the Buckskin King, Or, the Amazon of the West
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and there is a rope in his hand.
"I'll watch for future developments, for there is being some devil's game played in this house to-night." He stepped back and silently awaited, and soon a rope dropped in front of the window; next dangling feet appeared, -followed by the form of a man.
Resting upon the window-sill the midnight ■visitor leaped lightly into the room, at the same time giving the rope by which he had descend- ed three distinct jerks, as though for a signal.
Then he glided across the... room, not noticing the tall form standing -in the shadow of the curtain.
The next moment he disappeared in the un- certam light out of the front parlor into the hall.
Lord Varian was about to follow the ifltrud- ei, when the rope again shook violently, and swayed from side to side.
"Another one coming down; a pair of rogues," muttered the Englishman, and he again shrunk back in the curtain's folds.
Again a form appeared and a large, stout man entered the parlor, but gave no signal vrith the ropa as the other had done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and there is a rope in his hand.
"I'll watch for future developments, for there is being some devil's game played in this house to-night." He stepped back and silently awaited, and soon a rope dropped in front of the window; next dangling feet appeared, -followed by the form of a man.
Resting upon the window-sill the midnight ■visitor leaped lightly into the room, at the same time giving the rope by which he had descend- ed three distinct jerks, as though for a signal.
Then he glided across the... room, not noticing the tall form standing -in the shadow of the curtain.
The next moment he disappeared in the un- certam light out of the front parlor into the hall.
Lord Varian was about to follow the ifltrud- ei, when the rope again shook violently, and swayed from side to side.
"Another one coming down; a pair of rogues," muttered the Englishman, and he again shrunk back in the curtain's folds.
Again a form appeared and a large, stout man entered the parlor, but gave no signal vrith the ropa as the other had done.
What to read after Buffalo Bill, the Buckskin King, Or, the Amazon of the West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingraham Prentiss to read onlineMoreLess
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