Rivalry 3
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The three days which were to intervene before the meeting, were indeed, to Tarleton, days of labour and anxiety ; and he was compelled to resort to every variety of treatment, to keep his pupil in anything like fighting trim. To the poor Baronet himself, the hours of sus- pense were insupportable. The more his mind dwelt on the alarming future, the more his nerves gave way ; he grew pale and thin ; looked ten years older than he had done a month before ; and appeared every moment, as if he was ...upon the point of breaking down altogether. His relationship to the mistress of his dreaded antagonist was the one only ray VOL. III. F 98 RIVALRY.
of hope which cheered him ; and Tarleton took care that this should play about his fancy in a thousand different aspects. But the con- solation was sadly small ; and Caroline For- rester's augury, that the affair would end fatally to him, was never absent from his mind. His nights were worse than his days; his hours of sleep, when he could sleep, worse than his waking hours : they were filled with endless rehearsals of the approaching combat, all varying in their circumstances, but all alike filled with calamities to himself; his pistol missed fire — the ball rolled out upon the ground — the stock crumbled in his hand like dust — the barrel was all touch-hole — he was shot through the heart before he could raise his weapon, which he' discovered too late had been tied down to his side— he tried to run away, but his feet would constantly come down on the self-same spot, without advancing one inch, whilst his adversary's pistol still continued to be pointed at his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The three days which were to intervene before the meeting, were indeed, to Tarleton, days of labour and anxiety ; and he was compelled to resort to every variety of treatment, to keep his pupil in anything like fighting trim. To the poor Baronet himself, the hours of sus- pense were insupportable. The more his mind dwelt on the alarming future, the more his nerves gave way ; he grew pale and thin ; looked ten years older than he had done a month before ; and appeared every moment, as if he was ...upon the point of breaking down altogether. His relationship to the mistress of his dreaded antagonist was the one only ray VOL. III. F 98 RIVALRY.
of hope which cheered him ; and Tarleton took care that this should play about his fancy in a thousand different aspects. But the con- solation was sadly small ; and Caroline For- rester's augury, that the affair would end fatally to him, was never absent from his mind. His nights were worse than his days; his hours of sleep, when he could sleep, worse than his waking hours : they were filled with endless rehearsals of the approaching combat, all varying in their circumstances, but all alike filled with calamities to himself; his pistol missed fire — the ball rolled out upon the ground — the stock crumbled in his hand like dust — the barrel was all touch-hole — he was shot through the heart before he could raise his weapon, which he' discovered too late had been tied down to his side— he tried to run away, but his feet would constantly come down on the self-same spot, without advancing one inch, whilst his adversary's pistol still continued to be pointed at his head.
What to read after Rivalry 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milton, Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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