Le Selve
Le Selve
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They had crapes over their faces. They had charcoal and game in their carts.
They huddled together in fear, and did not speak lest he èhould recog- nise their voices. There were three carts, yoked severally to four buffaloes and two cows ; the men were but three. They had no firearms, only their knives. They eyed him evilly, but they were afraid to strike him. His re- volver, they knew, would be quicker than their steel ; and they thought that he had armed force behind him hidden in the brake.
...They muttered under their breath 141 Le Selve, dreadful curses against him, but they did not rebel.
** Take your carts to the Fattoria," he said. *' Go on before me. If you stir out of the road a bullet will find you." Sullenly but timidly they puUed their cattle across out of the high- road, and into the avenue which led to the house. He walked behind them, his revolver covering them, as they knew and felt in every nerve of their spines. Cattle move slowly on the best of roads, and this road was thick with half- frozen mud, and crossed by runlets of water, and the beasts splashed heavily through the slush on their leaden-footed way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had crapes over their faces. They had charcoal and game in their carts.
They huddled together in fear, and did not speak lest he èhould recog- nise their voices. There were three carts, yoked severally to four buffaloes and two cows ; the men were but three. They had no firearms, only their knives. They eyed him evilly, but they were afraid to strike him. His re- volver, they knew, would be quicker than their steel ; and they thought that he had armed force behind him hidden in the brake.
...They muttered under their breath 141 Le Selve, dreadful curses against him, but they did not rebel.
** Take your carts to the Fattoria," he said. *' Go on before me. If you stir out of the road a bullet will find you." Sullenly but timidly they puUed their cattle across out of the high- road, and into the avenue which led to the house. He walked behind them, his revolver covering them, as they knew and felt in every nerve of their spines. Cattle move slowly on the best of roads, and this road was thick with half- frozen mud, and crossed by runlets of water, and the beasts splashed heavily through the slush on their leaden-footed way.
What to read after Le Selve?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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