In Times of Peril
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Even before they reached it itwas evident that it was inhabited, for two or three peons were squattednear the door. These rose on seeing the group of Englishmen, but made noattempt at flight. They entered the hut without ceremony, and Ned and Dickhurried to the side of an old man lying on a heap of straw, while somefemales standing near hastily veiled themselves at the entrance of thestrangers.
"Where are the girls? what has happened? are you hurt?" were the threequestions poured out rapidly by... Ned, as the boy seized the old man'shands.
"Is it you, sahibs? I am glad, indeed. I did not break my promise to comeand tell you; but as you see, " and he pointed to the bandage whichenveloped his head, "I was wounded, and am still ill. " "But the girls?" asked Ned.
"They have been carried off by the troops of the Rajah of Nahdoor. " "How long since?" "Thursday, sahib. " "How far off is Nahdoor?" "Ten miles, sahib. " Major Warrener now took up the interrogation.
"How is the one who was ill?" "She was better, and was getting stronger again when they carried heroff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even before they reached it itwas evident that it was inhabited, for two or three peons were squattednear the door. These rose on seeing the group of Englishmen, but made noattempt at flight. They entered the hut without ceremony, and Ned and Dickhurried to the side of an old man lying on a heap of straw, while somefemales standing near hastily veiled themselves at the entrance of thestrangers.
"Where are the girls? what has happened? are you hurt?" were the threequestions poured out rapidly by... Ned, as the boy seized the old man'shands.
"Is it you, sahibs? I am glad, indeed. I did not break my promise to comeand tell you; but as you see, " and he pointed to the bandage whichenveloped his head, "I was wounded, and am still ill. " "But the girls?" asked Ned.
"They have been carried off by the troops of the Rajah of Nahdoor. " "How long since?" "Thursday, sahib. " "How far off is Nahdoor?" "Ten miles, sahib. " Major Warrener now took up the interrogation.
"How is the one who was ill?" "She was better, and was getting stronger again when they carried heroff.
What to read after In Times of Peril?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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