St. George for England
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" "I don't think they will find us, " Walter said cheerfully. "When theyhave searched the castle thoroughly it may occur to some of them thatwe have jumped down the well, but it will be no particular business ofanyone to look for us, and they will all be too anxious to get at thewine butts to trouble their heads about the matter; besides, it must bea heavy job to wind up this bucket, and it is not likely there will besuch urgent need of water that anyone will undertake the task. " "But we are n...o better off if they don't, " Ralph remarked, "for we mustdie here if we are not hauled out. I suppose you don't intend to try andclimb that rope. I might do twenty feet or so on a pinch, but I could nomore get up to the top there than I could fly. " "We must think it over, " Walter rejoined; "where there is a will thereis a way, you know. We will take it by turns to watch that little patchof light overhead; if we see anyone looking down we must leave thebucket and swim to the side without making the least noise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I don't think they will find us, " Walter said cheerfully. "When theyhave searched the castle thoroughly it may occur to some of them thatwe have jumped down the well, but it will be no particular business ofanyone to look for us, and they will all be too anxious to get at thewine butts to trouble their heads about the matter; besides, it must bea heavy job to wind up this bucket, and it is not likely there will besuch urgent need of water that anyone will undertake the task. " "But we are n...o better off if they don't, " Ralph remarked, "for we mustdie here if we are not hauled out. I suppose you don't intend to try andclimb that rope. I might do twenty feet or so on a pinch, but I could nomore get up to the top there than I could fly. " "We must think it over, " Walter rejoined; "where there is a will thereis a way, you know. We will take it by turns to watch that little patchof light overhead; if we see anyone looking down we must leave thebucket and swim to the side without making the least noise.
What to read after St. George for England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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