Martin Hyde, the Duke's Messenger
Martin Hyde, the Duke's Messenger
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When he entered into thatconspiracy, he had counted on the horsey man diverting suspicion fromhim. Suddenly, after twisting round a corner, he darted through a swingdoor into a stone-paved court, surrounded by brick walls. I was at hisheels at the moment or I should have lost him there. I darted throughthe swing door after him. I went full sprawl over his body on the otherside. He had, quite used up, collapsed there.
CHAPTER VIII. I MEET MY FRIEND "Give it me, " I said. "Give it me, Longshore J...ack. Before they catchus. " To my horror, I saw that the creature was a woman in a man'sclothes. She took me for one of her gang. She was too much frightened tothink things out. "I thought you were one of the other lot, " she gasped, as she handed me a pocketbook.
"Didn't he get the letters, too?" I asked at a venture. "No, " she said, sitting up, now, panting, to take a good look at me. I stared at her fora moment. I, myself, was out of breath.
"They're going, " I said, hearing the noise of the pursuit passing awayin the check.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he entered into thatconspiracy, he had counted on the horsey man diverting suspicion fromhim. Suddenly, after twisting round a corner, he darted through a swingdoor into a stone-paved court, surrounded by brick walls. I was at hisheels at the moment or I should have lost him there. I darted throughthe swing door after him. I went full sprawl over his body on the otherside. He had, quite used up, collapsed there.
CHAPTER VIII. I MEET MY FRIEND "Give it me, " I said. "Give it me, Longshore J...ack. Before they catchus. " To my horror, I saw that the creature was a woman in a man'sclothes. She took me for one of her gang. She was too much frightened tothink things out. "I thought you were one of the other lot, " she gasped, as she handed me a pocketbook.
"Didn't he get the letters, too?" I asked at a venture. "No, " she said, sitting up, now, panting, to take a good look at me. I stared at her fora moment. I, myself, was out of breath.
"They're going, " I said, hearing the noise of the pursuit passing awayin the check.
What to read after Martin Hyde, the Duke's Messenger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masefield John to read onlineMoreLess
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