Stories By English Authors: Ireland
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The livesof all beneath that roof were hanging on his speed. Breathless hereached the little door, and flung himself against it with all hisweight while his trembling fingers groped in the darkness for boltor bar.
A heavy hand was laid on the latch, and the door was tried fromwithout.
"How's this, Peter?" inquired the rough voice. "I thought ye saidit wasn't locked. " "No more it is; it's only stiff it is, bad cess to it. Push hard, yer sowl ye. " But at this moment Harold's hand encountered th...e bolt. With a sighof relief he shot it into the socket, and then, searching farther, he supplemented the defences with a massive bar, which, he knew, ought always to be in place at night.
Then he sped back along the passage, while muttered curses reachedhis ears from without, and the door was shaken furiously.
"Jack, Jack, " he panted, as he flung open the door of the room inwhich the young men slept--"Jack, come down and--" He stopped abruptly. Mr. Connolly was kneeling at the bedside, and his two sons knelt to the right and left of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The livesof all beneath that roof were hanging on his speed. Breathless hereached the little door, and flung himself against it with all hisweight while his trembling fingers groped in the darkness for boltor bar.
A heavy hand was laid on the latch, and the door was tried fromwithout.
"How's this, Peter?" inquired the rough voice. "I thought ye saidit wasn't locked. " "No more it is; it's only stiff it is, bad cess to it. Push hard, yer sowl ye. " But at this moment Harold's hand encountered th...e bolt. With a sighof relief he shot it into the socket, and then, searching farther, he supplemented the defences with a massive bar, which, he knew, ought always to be in place at night.
Then he sped back along the passage, while muttered curses reachedhis ears from without, and the door was shaken furiously.
"Jack, Jack, " he panted, as he flung open the door of the room inwhich the young men slept--"Jack, come down and--" He stopped abruptly. Mr. Connolly was kneeling at the bedside, and his two sons knelt to the right and left of him.
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