Lives of the Most Remarkable Criminals 8 7
Lives of the Most Remarkable Criminals 8 7
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No sooner, therefore, had Guyand his companion passed into the forest, but suffering them to pass byone of the entries of the grove where they were, they immediately issuedout upon them, and pursued them so closely that they were within a fewyards of them when they entered the coppice, where the two grooms hadleft their horses. They did not stay so much as to untie them, butcutting the bridles, mounted them and rode off as hard as they could, turning them loose as soon as they were in safety, a...nd got home secure, because the keepers could not say they had done anything but walk acrossthe forest.
This escape of theirs and some others of the same nature, made them sobold that not contented with the deer in chases and such places, theybroke into the paddock of Anthony Duncombe, Esq. , and there killedcertain fallow deer. One Charles George who was the keeper, and some ofhis assistants hearing the noise they made, issued out, and a sharpfight beginning, the deer-stealers at last began to fly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No sooner, therefore, had Guyand his companion passed into the forest, but suffering them to pass byone of the entries of the grove where they were, they immediately issuedout upon them, and pursued them so closely that they were within a fewyards of them when they entered the coppice, where the two grooms hadleft their horses. They did not stay so much as to untie them, butcutting the bridles, mounted them and rode off as hard as they could, turning them loose as soon as they were in safety, a...nd got home secure, because the keepers could not say they had done anything but walk acrossthe forest.
This escape of theirs and some others of the same nature, made them sobold that not contented with the deer in chases and such places, theybroke into the paddock of Anthony Duncombe, Esq. , and there killedcertain fallow deer. One Charles George who was the keeper, and some ofhis assistants hearing the noise they made, issued out, and a sharpfight beginning, the deer-stealers at last began to fly.
What to read after Lives of the Most Remarkable Criminals 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayward Arthur L. to read onlineMoreLess
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