Explorers of the Dawn
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We were sent to bed at the usual hour, and played atburglars on, and under, the bed, to while away the intervening hours.
III It must have been almost midnight when our hearts were made to beat in ourthroats by such an uproar in the scullery, as seemed to cleave the darknesslike a thunderbolt. Giftie appeared to be choking in her effort to unloose, all at once, a torrent of ferocious barks. A window shook, glass broke, ashutter slammed. Then followed a moment of awful silence before she settled...down to a methodical yapping. We heard Mary Ellen run down the back stairs.
We clambered out of bed, and tumbled into the hall. Mrs. Handsomebody wasthere before us, a gigantic shadow of her thrown on the walls by a candleshe held unsteadily in her hand.
"Merciful Heaven!" she was saying under her breath. "What can havehappened!" She motioned us to fall in behind her, and it was plain that, crippled as she was, she intended to interpose her body, in its flannelnightgown, between us and whatever danger lurked below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were sent to bed at the usual hour, and played atburglars on, and under, the bed, to while away the intervening hours.
III It must have been almost midnight when our hearts were made to beat in ourthroats by such an uproar in the scullery, as seemed to cleave the darknesslike a thunderbolt. Giftie appeared to be choking in her effort to unloose, all at once, a torrent of ferocious barks. A window shook, glass broke, ashutter slammed. Then followed a moment of awful silence before she settled...down to a methodical yapping. We heard Mary Ellen run down the back stairs.
We clambered out of bed, and tumbled into the hall. Mrs. Handsomebody wasthere before us, a gigantic shadow of her thrown on the walls by a candleshe held unsteadily in her hand.
"Merciful Heaven!" she was saying under her breath. "What can havehappened!" She motioned us to fall in behind her, and it was plain that, crippled as she was, she intended to interpose her body, in its flannelnightgown, between us and whatever danger lurked below.
What to read after Explorers of the Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De La Roche Mazo to read onlineMoreLess
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