Darcy of the Guards Or the Fortunes of War
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The girls seemed paralyzed with fear, and stood motionless. The other officer had stepped quickly behind them, and placed himself in front of the door.
"Thee had better let the young women pass, " said Davis, turning to him.
"I'll spit you like a chicken, " cried the infuriated man, whom he had thrown off.
"For heaven's sake, Mr. Davis, give way, " cried Pamela, fearfully.
A FRIEND INDEED "If thee doesn't put up thy sword, I'll take it from thee, " replied the Quaker. The red was mounting to hi...s cheeks, and his fingers gripped the heavy stick he carried, as in a vice.
"Curse his insolence; run the rebel through!" yelled the one at the door. No such encouragement was needed. With an oath on his lips, he drew his saber and sprang at the old man. The big cane swung dexterously through the air, there was a smash on the villain's sword-arm, and his blade flew in the air.
"Damn you!" he screamed in an agony, clasping his arm that hung limp; and then he yelled to his companion: "Kill him, Raab!" "Thee had better hold thy distance, " said Davis, keeping them well in his front.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girls seemed paralyzed with fear, and stood motionless. The other officer had stepped quickly behind them, and placed himself in front of the door.
"Thee had better let the young women pass, " said Davis, turning to him.
"I'll spit you like a chicken, " cried the infuriated man, whom he had thrown off.
"For heaven's sake, Mr. Davis, give way, " cried Pamela, fearfully.
A FRIEND INDEED "If thee doesn't put up thy sword, I'll take it from thee, " replied the Quaker. The red was mounting to hi...s cheeks, and his fingers gripped the heavy stick he carried, as in a vice.
"Curse his insolence; run the rebel through!" yelled the one at the door. No such encouragement was needed. With an oath on his lips, he drew his saber and sprang at the old man. The big cane swung dexterously through the air, there was a smash on the villain's sword-arm, and his blade flew in the air.
"Damn you!" he screamed in an agony, clasping his arm that hung limp; and then he yelled to his companion: "Kill him, Raab!" "Thee had better hold thy distance, " said Davis, keeping them well in his front.
What to read after Darcy of the Guards Or the Fortunes of War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Evan Shipman to read onlineMoreLess
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