Martin Rattler
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But it was evident that he was a largeand strong man, a little past the prime of life. The hair of his head andbeard was black and bushy, and streaked with silver-grey. His face wasmassive, and of a dark olive complexion, with an expression of sadness onit, strangely mingled with stern gravity. His broad shoulders--and, indeed, his whole person--were enveloped in the coarse folds of a longgown or robe, gathered in at the waist with a broad band of leather.
The room in which he sat--or rather th...e hut, for there was but one roomin it--was destitute of all furniture, except that already mentioned, besides one or two roughly-formed stools; but the walls were completelycovered with strange-looking implements and trophies of the chase; andin a corner lay a confused pile of books, some of which were, fromtheir appearance, extremely ancient. All this the benighted wanderersobserved as they continued to approach cautiously on tiptoe. Socautious did they become as they drew near, and came within the lightof the lamp, that Barney at length attempted to step over his ownshadow for fear of making a noise; and, in doing so, tripped and fellwith considerable noise through a hedge of prickly shrubs thatencircled the strange man's dwelling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it was evident that he was a largeand strong man, a little past the prime of life. The hair of his head andbeard was black and bushy, and streaked with silver-grey. His face wasmassive, and of a dark olive complexion, with an expression of sadness onit, strangely mingled with stern gravity. His broad shoulders--and, indeed, his whole person--were enveloped in the coarse folds of a longgown or robe, gathered in at the waist with a broad band of leather.
The room in which he sat--or rather th...e hut, for there was but one roomin it--was destitute of all furniture, except that already mentioned, besides one or two roughly-formed stools; but the walls were completelycovered with strange-looking implements and trophies of the chase; andin a corner lay a confused pile of books, some of which were, fromtheir appearance, extremely ancient. All this the benighted wanderersobserved as they continued to approach cautiously on tiptoe. Socautious did they become as they drew near, and came within the lightof the lamp, that Barney at length attempted to step over his ownshadow for fear of making a noise; and, in doing so, tripped and fellwith considerable noise through a hedge of prickly shrubs thatencircled the strange man's dwelling.
What to read after Martin Rattler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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