Buried Alive: a Tale of These Days
Buried Alive: a Tale of These Days
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Presently a powerful arm, hidden under ablack cassock, was laid on Priam's shoulder. He hysterically tried tofree himself, but he could not. The cassock and the two young men thrusthim downwards. They all descended together, partly walking and partlyfalling. And then a door was opened, and Priam discovered himself in theunroofed air of the cloisters, without his hat, and breathing in gasps. His executioners were also breathing in gasps. They glared at him intriumphant menace, as though they had... done something, which indeed theyhad, and as though they meant to do something more but could not quitedecide what.
"Where's your ticket of admission?" demanded the cassock.
Priam fumbled for it, and could not find it.
"I must have lost it, " he said weakly.
"What's your name, anyhow?" "Priam Farll, " said Priam Farll, without thinking.
"Off his nut, evidently!" murmured one of the young men contemptuously. "Come on, Stan. Don't let's miss that anthem, for this cuss. " And offthey both went.
Then a youthful policeman appeared, putting on his helmet as he quittedthe fane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently a powerful arm, hidden under ablack cassock, was laid on Priam's shoulder. He hysterically tried tofree himself, but he could not. The cassock and the two young men thrusthim downwards. They all descended together, partly walking and partlyfalling. And then a door was opened, and Priam discovered himself in theunroofed air of the cloisters, without his hat, and breathing in gasps. His executioners were also breathing in gasps. They glared at him intriumphant menace, as though they had... done something, which indeed theyhad, and as though they meant to do something more but could not quitedecide what.
"Where's your ticket of admission?" demanded the cassock.
Priam fumbled for it, and could not find it.
"I must have lost it, " he said weakly.
"What's your name, anyhow?" "Priam Farll, " said Priam Farll, without thinking.
"Off his nut, evidently!" murmured one of the young men contemptuously. "Come on, Stan. Don't let's miss that anthem, for this cuss. " And offthey both went.
Then a youthful policeman appeared, putting on his helmet as he quittedthe fane.
What to read after Buried Alive: a Tale of These Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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