Charles Omalley the Irish Dragon
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For a second, the flash and smoke obstructed my view ; but the moment after I saw Trevyllian stretched upon the ground, with his friend kneeling beside him. My first impulse was to rush over, for now all feeling of enmity was buried in most heartfelt anxiety for his fate; but as I was stepping forward, O'Shaughnessy called out, " Stand fast, boy, he's only wounded !" and the same moment he rose slowly from the ground, with the assistance of his friend, and looked with the same wild gaze around ...him. Such a look ! I shall never forget it ; there was that intense expression of searching anxiety, as if he sought to trace the outlines of some visionary spirit as it receded before him. Quickly reas- sured, as it seemed by the glance he threw on all sides, his counten- ance lighted up, not with pleasure, but with a fiendish expression of revengeful triumph, which even his voice evinced as he called out, " It's my turn now. " I felt the words in their full force, as I stood silently awaiting my death wound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a second, the flash and smoke obstructed my view ; but the moment after I saw Trevyllian stretched upon the ground, with his friend kneeling beside him. My first impulse was to rush over, for now all feeling of enmity was buried in most heartfelt anxiety for his fate; but as I was stepping forward, O'Shaughnessy called out, " Stand fast, boy, he's only wounded !" and the same moment he rose slowly from the ground, with the assistance of his friend, and looked with the same wild gaze around ...him. Such a look ! I shall never forget it ; there was that intense expression of searching anxiety, as if he sought to trace the outlines of some visionary spirit as it receded before him. Quickly reas- sured, as it seemed by the glance he threw on all sides, his counten- ance lighted up, not with pleasure, but with a fiendish expression of revengeful triumph, which even his voice evinced as he called out, " It's my turn now. " I felt the words in their full force, as I stood silently awaiting my death wound.
What to read after Charles Omalley the Irish Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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