His Vanished Star
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He lifted up his head, hardly breathing, that he might listen, but heard only the uncontrolled motion of his own heart plung ing like an unruly horse. All else was silent in the black stillness of the deeps of the earth, save for the slight purling of the thread of a stream which farther on intersected the tunnel. No stir, no sound from the still-room, his late prison-house, where his jail ers lay bound hand and foot ; and yet he had thought he heard voices human voices words he could almost ha...ve sworn it. And suddenly the sound came again. This time he recognized it, louder than its custom, more distinct, for he had heard it before, the sound of the strange, unex plained voices that at long intervals were wont to reverberate along the tunnel of the Lost Time mine, and that were accounted by the moonshin ers echoes from their own wrangles or mirth or talk as they toiled. He was certain that it did not come now from the still ; his fear that his work had been slack, and that his comrades were liberated, was without foundation, but an earthly rational fear is a wonderful exorcist of a ghostly terror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He lifted up his head, hardly breathing, that he might listen, but heard only the uncontrolled motion of his own heart plung ing like an unruly horse. All else was silent in the black stillness of the deeps of the earth, save for the slight purling of the thread of a stream which farther on intersected the tunnel. No stir, no sound from the still-room, his late prison-house, where his jail ers lay bound hand and foot ; and yet he had thought he heard voices human voices words he could almost ha...ve sworn it. And suddenly the sound came again. This time he recognized it, louder than its custom, more distinct, for he had heard it before, the sound of the strange, unex plained voices that at long intervals were wont to reverberate along the tunnel of the Lost Time mine, and that were accounted by the moonshin ers echoes from their own wrangles or mirth or talk as they toiled. He was certain that it did not come now from the still ; his fear that his work had been slack, and that his comrades were liberated, was without foundation, but an earthly rational fear is a wonderful exorcist of a ghostly terror.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Egbert Craddock to read onlineMoreLess
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