Perils of Certain English Prisoners
Perils of Certain English Prisoners
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I also saw Miss Maryon, with quite anew face, suddenly clap her two hands over Mrs. Fisher's eyes. I lookedtowards the silver-house, and saw Mrs. Venning--standing upright on thetop of the steps of the trench, with her gray hair and her dark eyes--hideher daughter's child behind her, among the folds of her dress, strike apirate with her other hand, and fall, shot by his pistol.
The cry arose again, and there was a terrible and confusing rush of thewomen into the midst of the struggle. In anothe...r moment, something cametumbling down upon me that I thought was the wall. It was a heap ofSambos who had come over the wall; and of four men who clung to my legslike serpents, one who clung to my right leg was Christian George King.
"Yup, So-Jeer, " says he, "Christian George King sar berry glad So-Jeer aprisoner. Christian George King been waiting for So-Jeer sech long time. Yup, yup!" What could I do, with five-and-twenty of them on me, but be tied hand andfoot? So, I was tied hand and foot. It was all over now--boats not comeback--all lost!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I also saw Miss Maryon, with quite anew face, suddenly clap her two hands over Mrs. Fisher's eyes. I lookedtowards the silver-house, and saw Mrs. Venning--standing upright on thetop of the steps of the trench, with her gray hair and her dark eyes--hideher daughter's child behind her, among the folds of her dress, strike apirate with her other hand, and fall, shot by his pistol.
The cry arose again, and there was a terrible and confusing rush of thewomen into the midst of the struggle. In anothe...r moment, something cametumbling down upon me that I thought was the wall. It was a heap ofSambos who had come over the wall; and of four men who clung to my legslike serpents, one who clung to my right leg was Christian George King.
"Yup, So-Jeer, " says he, "Christian George King sar berry glad So-Jeer aprisoner. Christian George King been waiting for So-Jeer sech long time. Yup, yup!" What could I do, with five-and-twenty of them on me, but be tied hand andfoot? So, I was tied hand and foot. It was all over now--boats not comeback--all lost!
What to read after Perils of Certain English Prisoners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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