Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 431
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He had accompanied the young woman to thepresent building, as I ordered; and being a good deal wrought upon byher grief and lamentations, had suggested that it might be possible toget Dr Lee and her father to a place of safety without delay, proverbially dangerous. This seemed feasible; inasmuch as the fellowleft in charge by Wyatt was found to be dead-drunk, chiefly owing, Icomprehended, to some powerful ingredients infused in his liquor by DrLee. All was going on swimmingly, when, just as Dic...k had got thedoctor on his back, an alarm was given that the crew of the _FairRosamond_ were close at hand, and Dick had but just time to climb withgreat difficulty into the crazy loft overhead, when a dozen brawnyfellows entered the place, and forthwith proceeded to make merry.
A brief council was now held, and it was unanimously deemed advisablethat we should all climb up to Dick's hiding-place by means of therope, and thence contrive to drop down upon the convivial gentlemenbelow, in as convenient a manner as possible, and when least expected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had accompanied the young woman to thepresent building, as I ordered; and being a good deal wrought upon byher grief and lamentations, had suggested that it might be possible toget Dr Lee and her father to a place of safety without delay, proverbially dangerous. This seemed feasible; inasmuch as the fellowleft in charge by Wyatt was found to be dead-drunk, chiefly owing, Icomprehended, to some powerful ingredients infused in his liquor by DrLee. All was going on swimmingly, when, just as Dic...k had got thedoctor on his back, an alarm was given that the crew of the _FairRosamond_ were close at hand, and Dick had but just time to climb withgreat difficulty into the crazy loft overhead, when a dozen brawnyfellows entered the place, and forthwith proceeded to make merry.
A brief council was now held, and it was unanimously deemed advisablethat we should all climb up to Dick's hiding-place by means of therope, and thence contrive to drop down upon the convivial gentlemenbelow, in as convenient a manner as possible, and when least expected.
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