In the King's Name
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He'ssafe enough now, I suppose. " "Oh, yes, " said Allstone, "I went and had a look at the window-barsto-night. " "Safe enough, yes, " muttered Hilary, as he heard the departing steps;"they've locked me up safe enough. Was anything ever so vexatious?" As he heard the clang of a door he placed his eye to the open keyhole, and through it he could see into the great kitchen, which now seemed tobe lit only by the glow from a great wood fire, for the shadows dancedon the wall, and when now and then ...the fire fell together and the flamesdanced up more brightly he could make out quite definitely a pair of theshadows, which were evidently those of a couple of half-recumbent men.
Just on one side too he could plainly see part of a man's leg. Noshadow this, but a limb of some one who had thrown himself upon thefloor; and Hilary rightly judged that the crew of the lugger weresnatching an hour or two's repose previous to being called up by theirleader.
The laughing and talking were silenced, and he could hear nothing butthe occasional crackle of burning wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He'ssafe enough now, I suppose. " "Oh, yes, " said Allstone, "I went and had a look at the window-barsto-night. " "Safe enough, yes, " muttered Hilary, as he heard the departing steps;"they've locked me up safe enough. Was anything ever so vexatious?" As he heard the clang of a door he placed his eye to the open keyhole, and through it he could see into the great kitchen, which now seemed tobe lit only by the glow from a great wood fire, for the shadows dancedon the wall, and when now and then ...the fire fell together and the flamesdanced up more brightly he could make out quite definitely a pair of theshadows, which were evidently those of a couple of half-recumbent men.
Just on one side too he could plainly see part of a man's leg. Noshadow this, but a limb of some one who had thrown himself upon thefloor; and Hilary rightly judged that the crew of the lugger weresnatching an hour or two's repose previous to being called up by theirleader.
The laughing and talking were silenced, and he could hear nothing butthe occasional crackle of burning wood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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