Hidden Hand
Hidden Hand
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--Shakespeare.
"The colonel!" exclaimed the three men in a breath, as the door openedand a tall, handsome and distinguished-looking gentleman, wrapped in ablack military cloak and having his black beaver pulled low over hisbrow, strode into the room.
All arose upon their feet to greet him as though he had been a prince.
With a haughty wave of the hand, he bade them resume their seats, andbeckoning their leader, said: "Donald, I would have a word with you!" "At your command, colonel!" said the o...utlaw, rising and taking a candleand leading the way into the adjoining room, the same in which fourteenyears before old Granny Grewell and the child had been detained.
Setting the candle upon the mantelpiece, Black Donald stood waiting forthe visitor to open the conversation, a thing that the latter seemed inno hurry to do, for he began walking up and down the room in sternsilence.
"You seem disturbed, colonel, " at length said the outlaw.
"I am disturbed--more than disturbed! I am suffering!" "Suffering, colonel?" "Aye, suffering!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--Shakespeare.
"The colonel!" exclaimed the three men in a breath, as the door openedand a tall, handsome and distinguished-looking gentleman, wrapped in ablack military cloak and having his black beaver pulled low over hisbrow, strode into the room.
All arose upon their feet to greet him as though he had been a prince.
With a haughty wave of the hand, he bade them resume their seats, andbeckoning their leader, said: "Donald, I would have a word with you!" "At your command, colonel!" said the o...utlaw, rising and taking a candleand leading the way into the adjoining room, the same in which fourteenyears before old Granny Grewell and the child had been detained.
Setting the candle upon the mantelpiece, Black Donald stood waiting forthe visitor to open the conversation, a thing that the latter seemed inno hurry to do, for he began walking up and down the room in sternsilence.
"You seem disturbed, colonel, " at length said the outlaw.
"I am disturbed--more than disturbed! I am suffering!" "Suffering, colonel?" "Aye, suffering!
What to read after Hidden Hand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth to read onlineMoreLess
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