Ensign Knightley And Other Stories
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It was not something which had happened, butsomething he had read under the great elm trees in the close. It wasthat passage in _Robinson Crusoe_ which tells of the naked footprintin the sand.
Norris dismounted, and stooped to lift the rifle; but all at once hestraightened himself, and swung round with his arms guarding his head. There was no one, however, behind him, and he gave a little quaveringlaugh, and picked up the rifle. It was a heavy lo-bore Holland, aHolland with a single barrel, and... that barrel was twisted like acorkscrew. The lock had been wrenched off, and there were marks uponthe stock--marks of teeth, and other queer, unintelligible marks aswell.
Norris held the rifle in his hands, gazing vacantly straight ahead. Hewas thinking of the direction in which he had come, southwest, and ofthe stream which he had crossed, and of the patch of trampled mud, where track obliterated track. He dropped the rifle. It rang upon astone, and again the screen of foliage shivered and rustled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not something which had happened, butsomething he had read under the great elm trees in the close. It wasthat passage in _Robinson Crusoe_ which tells of the naked footprintin the sand.
Norris dismounted, and stooped to lift the rifle; but all at once hestraightened himself, and swung round with his arms guarding his head. There was no one, however, behind him, and he gave a little quaveringlaugh, and picked up the rifle. It was a heavy lo-bore Holland, aHolland with a single barrel, and... that barrel was twisted like acorkscrew. The lock had been wrenched off, and there were marks uponthe stock--marks of teeth, and other queer, unintelligible marks aswell.
Norris held the rifle in his hands, gazing vacantly straight ahead. Hewas thinking of the direction in which he had come, southwest, and ofthe stream which he had crossed, and of the patch of trampled mud, where track obliterated track. He dropped the rifle. It rang upon astone, and again the screen of foliage shivered and rustled.
What to read after Ensign Knightley And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason Alfred Edward Woodley to read onlineMoreLess
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