Jack of Both Sides
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"You've no business to tell anyoneanything. And you're looking fierce and ugly, Hare. Do put Armitage outof your head, and come and have a see-saw!" The chase, meanwhile, had opened well. The track was unmistakable tobegin with, and it led right away from the town into the free country. The pack of hounds spun gaily along at full tilt, and many a machine wastravelling at a pace it had not known for years. Every now and thenthere was a small collision, ending generally in a tumble; but if anyone...was hurt, he kept it to himself, for all remounted and rode on, andnobody waited behind to make enquiries.
Of course there were any amount of false alarms, shouts and shrieks, wavings and ringings, and Simmons's toot-toot sometimes went unheard inthe hubbub. Mr. Anderson grew quite boyishly excited, and kept bawling, "Come on, you fellows, come on! Buck up! We'll run them down yet!" Andit is probable that Mr. West might have had a word to say had he seenthe pace at which the willing hounds obeyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You've no business to tell anyoneanything. And you're looking fierce and ugly, Hare. Do put Armitage outof your head, and come and have a see-saw!" The chase, meanwhile, had opened well. The track was unmistakable tobegin with, and it led right away from the town into the free country. The pack of hounds spun gaily along at full tilt, and many a machine wastravelling at a pace it had not known for years. Every now and thenthere was a small collision, ending generally in a tumble; but if anyone...was hurt, he kept it to himself, for all remounted and rode on, andnobody waited behind to make enquiries.
Of course there were any amount of false alarms, shouts and shrieks, wavings and ringings, and Simmons's toot-toot sometimes went unheard inthe hubbub. Mr. Anderson grew quite boyishly excited, and kept bawling, "Come on, you fellows, come on! Buck up! We'll run them down yet!" Andit is probable that Mr. West might have had a word to say had he seenthe pace at which the willing hounds obeyed.
What to read after Jack of Both Sides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coombe Florence to read onlineMoreLess
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