Dick Cheveley
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I tried to move, to ascertain whetherthis was the case. First I moved one arm, and then another. They weresound, though they hurt me. Then I tried my right leg, and then myleft. They were certainly unfractured.
I was doubtful about one of my ankles. It pained me more than any otherpart of my body. I drew it up and felt it all over. It was tender tothe touch, but none of the bones appeared to be out of their places. This examination occupied some time. I did not call out for fear of theconsequen...ces. The pain which had hitherto prevented me thinking aboutwhat would follow now decreased, and I began to consider the awkwardposition in which I was placed. I tried to persuade myself that I hadnot positively intended to act the part of a stowaway. I could not butknow that I had thought about it, yet I had only gone below for the sakeof seeing the hold of a ship. I could say that when I was discovered, with a tolerably clear conscience, so I fancied. Should I bediscovered? That was the question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tried to move, to ascertain whetherthis was the case. First I moved one arm, and then another. They weresound, though they hurt me. Then I tried my right leg, and then myleft. They were certainly unfractured.
I was doubtful about one of my ankles. It pained me more than any otherpart of my body. I drew it up and felt it all over. It was tender tothe touch, but none of the bones appeared to be out of their places. This examination occupied some time. I did not call out for fear of theconsequen...ces. The pain which had hitherto prevented me thinking aboutwhat would follow now decreased, and I began to consider the awkwardposition in which I was placed. I tried to persuade myself that I hadnot positively intended to act the part of a stowaway. I could not butknow that I had thought about it, yet I had only gone below for the sakeof seeing the hold of a ship. I could say that when I was discovered, with a tolerably clear conscience, so I fancied. Should I bediscovered? That was the question.
What to read after Dick Cheveley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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