Greenmantle
Greenmantle
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'I am going to kill you, ' and heflung himself on me like a mountain.
I was expecting him and dodged the attack. I was quite calm now, butpretty helpless. The man had a gorilla's reach and could give me atleast a couple of stone. He wasn't soft either, but looked as hard asgranite. I was only just from hospital and absurdly out of training. He would certainly kill me if he could, and I saw nothing to preventhim.
My only chance was to keep him from getting to grips, for he could havesqueezed in ...my ribs in two seconds. I fancied I was lighter on my legsthan him, and I had a good eye. Black Monty at Kimberley had taught meto fight a bit, but there is no art on earth which can prevent a bigman in a narrow space from sooner or later cornering a lesser one. That was the danger.
Backwards and forwards we padded on the soft carpet. He had no notionof guarding himself, and I got in a good few blows.
Then I saw a queer thing. Every time I hit him he blinked and seemedto pause. I guessed the reason for that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'I am going to kill you, ' and heflung himself on me like a mountain.
I was expecting him and dodged the attack. I was quite calm now, butpretty helpless. The man had a gorilla's reach and could give me atleast a couple of stone. He wasn't soft either, but looked as hard asgranite. I was only just from hospital and absurdly out of training. He would certainly kill me if he could, and I saw nothing to preventhim.
My only chance was to keep him from getting to grips, for he could havesqueezed in ...my ribs in two seconds. I fancied I was lighter on my legsthan him, and I had a good eye. Black Monty at Kimberley had taught meto fight a bit, but there is no art on earth which can prevent a bigman in a narrow space from sooner or later cornering a lesser one. That was the danger.
Backwards and forwards we padded on the soft carpet. He had no notionof guarding himself, and I got in a good few blows.
Then I saw a queer thing. Every time I hit him he blinked and seemedto pause. I guessed the reason for that.
What to read after Greenmantle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchan, John, 1875-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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