Red O the Feud
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Like a whipped hound he went to do the stranger's bidding, and Ratcliffe, when the man came cringing with nails and a hammer in his hand, laughed to think that he stood here, a lonely red-head against unknown odds of Waynes stood here in the heart of the Wayne country, with only the big axe for friend, and claimed the services of a hireling here at Marsh.
Now the Lean Man had been tall, but less by a good four inches than Red Ratcliffe ; and so it chanced that the gauntlet symbol of a dead righ...t hand was nailed far higher over the Marsh doorway than any hand had yet been nailed throughout the stormy past. And Ratcliffe, when his task was done, nodded gravely, first at the gauntlet, then at the gaping serving-man.
" Look ye, fool, " he said. " When Shameless Wayne comes home, bid him look up and see that the gage stands higher than aforetime. And if he asks the reason, tell him that the feud-smoke will rise higher above Marshcotes Moor, and Ling Crag Moor, and Lonesome Heath, than in the days gone by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like a whipped hound he went to do the stranger's bidding, and Ratcliffe, when the man came cringing with nails and a hammer in his hand, laughed to think that he stood here, a lonely red-head against unknown odds of Waynes stood here in the heart of the Wayne country, with only the big axe for friend, and claimed the services of a hireling here at Marsh.
Now the Lean Man had been tall, but less by a good four inches than Red Ratcliffe ; and so it chanced that the gauntlet symbol of a dead righ...t hand was nailed far higher over the Marsh doorway than any hand had yet been nailed throughout the stormy past. And Ratcliffe, when his task was done, nodded gravely, first at the gauntlet, then at the gaping serving-man.
" Look ye, fool, " he said. " When Shameless Wayne comes home, bid him look up and see that the gage stands higher than aforetime. And if he asks the reason, tell him that the feud-smoke will rise higher above Marshcotes Moor, and Ling Crag Moor, and Lonesome Heath, than in the days gone by.
What to read after Red O the Feud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halliwell Sutcliffe to read onlineMoreLess
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