Penitentiary Post
Penitentiary Post
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Phil began to hope that the friendUness of the smile was to be extended to deeds as well, for the Indian began at once to untie the mouth of the bag at his feet. But he had no sooner slipped it back than he passed a leather thong tightly about the ankles. Then from under a mass of skins and fur at the rear of the wigwam he drew a piece of chain, red and pitted with rust. For a moment he Digitized by Google i28 PENITENTIARY POST fondled it proudly, triumphantly. Then he began to fasten it about ...Phil's legs just above the ankles.
He worked deliberately, yet certainly, as though by a prearranged plan. The links were small enough to permit tying, and the chain was long enough for a series of intricate and clever knots which Phil knew never could be untied.
He did not struggle as he watched, for he knew it was useless. From the beginning he had seen that a trick alone would give him the necessary opportunity to kill his captor or to escape. But as he saw the skilful manner in which the Indian tied the chain his courage vanished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phil began to hope that the friendUness of the smile was to be extended to deeds as well, for the Indian began at once to untie the mouth of the bag at his feet. But he had no sooner slipped it back than he passed a leather thong tightly about the ankles. Then from under a mass of skins and fur at the rear of the wigwam he drew a piece of chain, red and pitted with rust. For a moment he Digitized by Google i28 PENITENTIARY POST fondled it proudly, triumphantly. Then he began to fasten it about ...Phil's legs just above the ankles.
He worked deliberately, yet certainly, as though by a prearranged plan. The links were small enough to permit tying, and the chain was long enough for a series of intricate and clever knots which Phil knew never could be untied.
He did not struggle as he watched, for he knew it was useless. From the beginning he had seen that a trick alone would give him the necessary opportunity to kill his captor or to escape. But as he saw the skilful manner in which the Indian tied the chain his courage vanished.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathrene Sutherland Gedney Pinkerton to read onlineMoreLess
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