My Escape From Germany
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The barn itself consisted of a loft, reared on strong uprights. Only half the space below was enclosed by boards, and filled with compressed straw. The other half was open, and contained a big farm wagon. Between its wheels and the straw a number of clumsy ladders were tightly wedged. In the gable of the loft an open door showed a black interior.
''There will be straw up there," I said to Wallace. "The cattle were given a fresh bed to-day, probably. Nobody will want to fetch straw on a Sunday. ...We '11 be quite safe." And I went through the same argument as be- fore.
Wallace was undecided for a moment, I be- lieve. But, to tell the truth, I had spoken rather too sharply to him a little time before. My only excuse is that I was exceedingly worried.
Rotten as he felt, he was bound to be nettled.
"No," he said; "I will go on." It was obvious that he was suffering from an attack of something akin to indigestion. I was unable, though, to make head or tail of his attack. When I pressed him for information, WESTWARD HO!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The barn itself consisted of a loft, reared on strong uprights. Only half the space below was enclosed by boards, and filled with compressed straw. The other half was open, and contained a big farm wagon. Between its wheels and the straw a number of clumsy ladders were tightly wedged. In the gable of the loft an open door showed a black interior.
''There will be straw up there," I said to Wallace. "The cattle were given a fresh bed to-day, probably. Nobody will want to fetch straw on a Sunday. ...We '11 be quite safe." And I went through the same argument as be- fore.
Wallace was undecided for a moment, I be- lieve. But, to tell the truth, I had spoken rather too sharply to him a little time before. My only excuse is that I was exceedingly worried.
Rotten as he felt, he was bound to be nettled.
"No," he said; "I will go on." It was obvious that he was suffering from an attack of something akin to indigestion. I was unable, though, to make head or tail of his attack. When I pressed him for information, WESTWARD HO!
What to read after My Escape From Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keith, Eric a to read onlineMoreLess
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