Mr. Standfast
Mr. Standfast
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My hobnailed bootsslipped on the floor, and I steadied myself on the wall, which seemedto be of undressed stone. Mr Donne moved softly and assuredly, for hewas better shod for the job than me, and his guiding hand came backconstantly to make sure of my whereabouts.
I remember that I felt just as I had felt when on that August night Ihad explored the crevice of the Coolin--the same sense that somethingqueer was going to happen, the same recklessness and contentment. Moving a foot at a time with ...immense care, we came to a right-handturning. Two shallow steps led us to another passage, and then mygroping hands struck a blind wall. The American was beside me, and hismouth was close to my ear.
'Got to crawl now, ' he whispered. 'You lead, mister, while I shed thiscoat of mine. Eight feet on your stomach and then upright. ' I wriggled through a low tunnel, broad enough to take three menabreast, but not two feet high. Half-way through I felt suffocated, forI never liked holes, and I had a momentary anxiety as to what we wereafter in this cellar pilgrimage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My hobnailed bootsslipped on the floor, and I steadied myself on the wall, which seemedto be of undressed stone. Mr Donne moved softly and assuredly, for hewas better shod for the job than me, and his guiding hand came backconstantly to make sure of my whereabouts.
I remember that I felt just as I had felt when on that August night Ihad explored the crevice of the Coolin--the same sense that somethingqueer was going to happen, the same recklessness and contentment. Moving a foot at a time with ...immense care, we came to a right-handturning. Two shallow steps led us to another passage, and then mygroping hands struck a blind wall. The American was beside me, and hismouth was close to my ear.
'Got to crawl now, ' he whispered. 'You lead, mister, while I shed thiscoat of mine. Eight feet on your stomach and then upright. ' I wriggled through a low tunnel, broad enough to take three menabreast, but not two feet high. Half-way through I felt suffocated, forI never liked holes, and I had a momentary anxiety as to what we wereafter in this cellar pilgrimage.
What to read after Mr. Standfast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchan, John, 1875-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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