Richard Carvel — volume 06
Richard Carvel — volume 06
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Cattle--fish! The word kept running over my tongue. Ithought of the snaky arms that had already caught Mr. Marmaduke, and weresoon, perhaps, to entangle Dorothy. She had begged me not to ride, andI was risking a life which might save hers.
The wind rushing in my ears and beating against my face awoke me all atonce. The trees ran madly past, and the water at my right was a silverblur. The beast beneath me snorted as he rose and fell. Fainter andfainter dropped the clamour behind me, which had ri...sen as I started, andthe leaps grew longer and longer. Then my head was cleared like asteamed window-pane in a cold blast. I saw the road curve in front ofme, I put all my strength into the curb, and heeling at a fearful anglewas swept into the busy Kensington Road. For the first time I knew whatit was to fear a horse. The stallion's neck was stretched, his shoesrang on the cobbles, and my eyes were fixed on a narrow space betweencarriages coming together. In a flash I understood why the duke hadinsisted upon Hyde Park, and that nerved me some.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cattle--fish! The word kept running over my tongue. Ithought of the snaky arms that had already caught Mr. Marmaduke, and weresoon, perhaps, to entangle Dorothy. She had begged me not to ride, andI was risking a life which might save hers.
The wind rushing in my ears and beating against my face awoke me all atonce. The trees ran madly past, and the water at my right was a silverblur. The beast beneath me snorted as he rose and fell. Fainter andfainter dropped the clamour behind me, which had ri...sen as I started, andthe leaps grew longer and longer. Then my head was cleared like asteamed window-pane in a cold blast. I saw the road curve in front ofme, I put all my strength into the curb, and heeling at a fearful anglewas swept into the busy Kensington Road. For the first time I knew whatit was to fear a horse. The stallion's neck was stretched, his shoesrang on the cobbles, and my eyes were fixed on a narrow space betweencarriages coming together. In a flash I understood why the duke hadinsisted upon Hyde Park, and that nerved me some.
What to read after Richard Carvel — volume 06?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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