Roden's Corner
Roden's Corner
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Mrs. Vansittart's coachman must have received very decided orders, forhe skirted the town at a rattling trot, and soon emerged from thestreets into the quiet of the Wood, which was dark and deserted. Here, in a sandy and lonely alley, he put the horses to a gallop. Thecarriage swayed and bumped. Those inside exchanged no words. From timeto time Major White shook Uncle Ben, which seemed to be a part of hisstrenuous treatment.
At length the carriage stopped on the narrow road, paved with thelittl...e bricks they make at Gouda, that leads from Scheveningen to thepumping-station on the Dunes. Major White was the first to quit it, dragging Uncle Ben unceremoniously after him. Then, with his disengagedhand, he helped the ladies. He screwed his glass tightly into his eye, and looked round him with a measuring glance.
"This place will be as light as day, " he said, "when the moon risesfrom behind those trees. " He drew Uncle Ben aside, and talked with him for some time in a lowvoice. The man was almost sober now, but so weak that he could notstand without assistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Vansittart's coachman must have received very decided orders, forhe skirted the town at a rattling trot, and soon emerged from thestreets into the quiet of the Wood, which was dark and deserted. Here, in a sandy and lonely alley, he put the horses to a gallop. Thecarriage swayed and bumped. Those inside exchanged no words. From timeto time Major White shook Uncle Ben, which seemed to be a part of hisstrenuous treatment.
At length the carriage stopped on the narrow road, paved with thelittl...e bricks they make at Gouda, that leads from Scheveningen to thepumping-station on the Dunes. Major White was the first to quit it, dragging Uncle Ben unceremoniously after him. Then, with his disengagedhand, he helped the ladies. He screwed his glass tightly into his eye, and looked round him with a measuring glance.
"This place will be as light as day, " he said, "when the moon risesfrom behind those trees. " He drew Uncle Ben aside, and talked with him for some time in a lowvoice. The man was almost sober now, but so weak that he could notstand without assistance.
What to read after Roden's Corner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merriman Henry Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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