Prisoners of Chance
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Besides, you are too open-hearted a man to deceive anyone. I have noticed your glances, and interpreted your thoughts, eversince we turned into this stream. I am certain you fear at this momentwe have been beguiled into a trap. Tell me, is this not true?" Her clear, questioning eyes gazed so directly into my own, and were sohonestly courageous, I up and told her what I had observed, and where Iwas then bound.
"It is better to trust me, " she commented simply, as I ended myrecital. "My eyes have... not been altogether idle, although I am noborderer to observe such faint signs. There were several reeds bentlow in the water a hundred yards back; their sides scraped as if alarge boat had been dragged through them. I thought nothing of it, until I observed how intently you were studying each mark left by man. While you are gone yonder, what would you wish me to do?" I looked at her attentively, noting how heavy her eyes were fromweariness.
"You are too tired to remain on guard, Eloise, " I said, forgetting Ishould not use that name, "or I might bid you watch here, and, if anymisfortune befall me, call the others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, you are too open-hearted a man to deceive anyone. I have noticed your glances, and interpreted your thoughts, eversince we turned into this stream. I am certain you fear at this momentwe have been beguiled into a trap. Tell me, is this not true?" Her clear, questioning eyes gazed so directly into my own, and were sohonestly courageous, I up and told her what I had observed, and where Iwas then bound.
"It is better to trust me, " she commented simply, as I ended myrecital. "My eyes have... not been altogether idle, although I am noborderer to observe such faint signs. There were several reeds bentlow in the water a hundred yards back; their sides scraped as if alarge boat had been dragged through them. I thought nothing of it, until I observed how intently you were studying each mark left by man. While you are gone yonder, what would you wish me to do?" I looked at her attentively, noting how heavy her eyes were fromweariness.
"You are too tired to remain on guard, Eloise, " I said, forgetting Ishould not use that name, "or I might bid you watch here, and, if anymisfortune befall me, call the others.
What to read after Prisoners of Chance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parrish Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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