New Ireland
New Ireland
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Why don't you fire ? why don't you fire ? " But happily they would not fire, though in the carriage close by fire-arms had been provided. The only one of them who seemed ready to proceed to extremities was Eainsberry. The others, as they subsequently complained, had been told that Miss Eleanor Arbuthnot was to be a consenting party to the ab- duction. "When they saw the turn the affair had taken, they wished to be well out of it. Every moment showed them more clearly that their necks were being... run into halters, and every moment also lessened their chance of escape. Help THE ABBUTHNOT ABDUCTION. 249 was now approaching ; shouts were heard in the distance.
The maddening thought forced itself on Mr. Carden that he had failed, and must fly. Not readily, however, could he be got to realize the astounding fact. His attendants almost forced him into the carriage, and, like arrow from the bended bow, off it flew, two of the finest blood-horses in all Munster straining in the traces.
Clonmel was the first to receive the alarm, and quickly Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why don't you fire ? why don't you fire ? " But happily they would not fire, though in the carriage close by fire-arms had been provided. The only one of them who seemed ready to proceed to extremities was Eainsberry. The others, as they subsequently complained, had been told that Miss Eleanor Arbuthnot was to be a consenting party to the ab- duction. "When they saw the turn the affair had taken, they wished to be well out of it. Every moment showed them more clearly that their necks were being... run into halters, and every moment also lessened their chance of escape. Help THE ABBUTHNOT ABDUCTION. 249 was now approaching ; shouts were heard in the distance.
The maddening thought forced itself on Mr. Carden that he had failed, and must fly. Not readily, however, could he be got to realize the astounding fact. His attendants almost forced him into the carriage, and, like arrow from the bended bow, off it flew, two of the finest blood-horses in all Munster straining in the traces.
Clonmel was the first to receive the alarm, and quickly Mr.
What to read after New Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Alexander Martin Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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