Mcclure's Magazine, Vol. Xxxi, No. 3, July 1908.
Mcclure's Magazine, Vol. Xxxi, No. 3, July 1908.
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Their shoulders rose and fell as theirconvulsive breaths were indrawn and exhaled. They seemed to be wonderingwhat had happened. Several raised their hands and observed themcuriously, first one and then the other, as though they were strangeobjects never seen before. One placed his fingers to his nose and smeltthem furtively. Another tried to rub off the thick, dark stain, but withlittle success. The "moving finger" had written.
When the catastrophe occurred, five or ten of the weak-kneed had r...ushedfrom the building, and even as these guilty ones stood there, there wasa clatter of arms outside. Some one yelled: "the guahd, " and they knewthat their deeds had overtaken them.
In the momentary pandemonium that followed, old Sergeant Wilson washeard calling above the din: "Out with dem lights! Pile de bunks agin'de doahs an' winders!" They had learned to obey that voice before, inmany a tight place, and now it had its old-time ring. So they went anddid. A saber hilt rattled on the portal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their shoulders rose and fell as theirconvulsive breaths were indrawn and exhaled. They seemed to be wonderingwhat had happened. Several raised their hands and observed themcuriously, first one and then the other, as though they were strangeobjects never seen before. One placed his fingers to his nose and smeltthem furtively. Another tried to rub off the thick, dark stain, but withlittle success. The "moving finger" had written.
When the catastrophe occurred, five or ten of the weak-kneed had r...ushedfrom the building, and even as these guilty ones stood there, there wasa clatter of arms outside. Some one yelled: "the guahd, " and they knewthat their deeds had overtaken them.
In the momentary pandemonium that followed, old Sergeant Wilson washeard calling above the din: "Out with dem lights! Pile de bunks agin'de doahs an' winders!" They had learned to obey that voice before, inmany a tight place, and now it had its old-time ring. So they went anddid. A saber hilt rattled on the portal.
What to read after Mcclure's Magazine, Vol. Xxxi, No. 3, July 1908.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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