Mobsleys Mohicans a Tale of Two Terms
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101 " Oh yes, " muttered Fraser : " it always gives when you run against it. " " I know what you're doing, " said Bowden : " you're all lying down in a corner. " And he forthwith com- menced to crawl about on his hands and knees. The onlookers, perched like a row of birds on a telegraph wire, were convulsed with inward merriment, and the boarding shook so much that several of us nearly lost our balance.
Then the entertainment reached its climax. Close to the wall were the posts of a swing. Bowd...en and Simpson approached them from opposite sides, and hearing each other's footsteps, began to dodge round the two uprights, each mistaking the other for a fugi- tive. For some moments they hovered and hesitated, moving cautiously round the swing ; then suddenly they rushed into each other's arms, bringing their heads together with a bump which must have made them see more stars than are to be found in a sixpenny rocket.
The spectators could no longer contain themselves. They burst out into peals of laughter, and rocked them- selves backwards and forwards in their intense enjoy- ment of the joke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
101 " Oh yes, " muttered Fraser : " it always gives when you run against it. " " I know what you're doing, " said Bowden : " you're all lying down in a corner. " And he forthwith com- menced to crawl about on his hands and knees. The onlookers, perched like a row of birds on a telegraph wire, were convulsed with inward merriment, and the boarding shook so much that several of us nearly lost our balance.
Then the entertainment reached its climax. Close to the wall were the posts of a swing. Bowd...en and Simpson approached them from opposite sides, and hearing each other's footsteps, began to dodge round the two uprights, each mistaking the other for a fugi- tive. For some moments they hovered and hesitated, moving cautiously round the swing ; then suddenly they rushed into each other's arms, bringing their heads together with a bump which must have made them see more stars than are to be found in a sixpenny rocket.
The spectators could no longer contain themselves. They burst out into peals of laughter, and rocked them- selves backwards and forwards in their intense enjoy- ment of the joke.
What to read after Mobsleys Mohicans a Tale of Two Terms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Avery Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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