Myths & Legends of Our Own Land 1
Myths & Legends of Our Own Land 1
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Perhaps you would like to beg your life of them." Though made in mockery, this proposition was caught at so earnestly that Warner at length con- sented to take his adversary, firmly bound, to the house where the bereaved family was living. The widow was reading the Bible to her children, but her grief was too fresh to gather comfort from it.
When Dabney was flung into the room he grovelled at her feet and begged piteously for mercy. Her face did not soften, but there was a kind of contempt in t...he settled sadness of her tone when she said, " It shall be as God directs. I will close this Bible, open it at chance, and when this boy shall put his finger at random on a line, by that you must live or die." The book was opened, and the child put his finger on a line : ** That man shall die." Warner drew his knife and motioned his prisoner to the door. He was going to lead him into the wood to offer him as a sacrifice to his brother's spirit.
II i6i Myths and Legends ** No, no !" shrieked the wretch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps you would like to beg your life of them." Though made in mockery, this proposition was caught at so earnestly that Warner at length con- sented to take his adversary, firmly bound, to the house where the bereaved family was living. The widow was reading the Bible to her children, but her grief was too fresh to gather comfort from it.
When Dabney was flung into the room he grovelled at her feet and begged piteously for mercy. Her face did not soften, but there was a kind of contempt in t...he settled sadness of her tone when she said, " It shall be as God directs. I will close this Bible, open it at chance, and when this boy shall put his finger at random on a line, by that you must live or die." The book was opened, and the child put his finger on a line : ** That man shall die." Warner drew his knife and motioned his prisoner to the door. He was going to lead him into the wood to offer him as a sacrifice to his brother's spirit.
II i6i Myths and Legends ** No, no !" shrieked the wretch.
What to read after Myths & Legends of Our Own Land 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles M Charles Montgomery Skinner to read onlineMoreLess
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