Tales That Are Told
Tales That Are Told
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I hung and clung, presenting, I was aware, an absurd spectacle, and finally dropped down on the other side, catching my dress on a nail and tearing it lamentably. Once over, I picked up my belongings and stepped out, feeling quite proud of my acrobatic achievement. The sun was hot, and I unfurled my parasol ; but I had hardly got into the middle of the field when I heard a savage bellow, and was horrified to see a great red bull, with his head down and his tail on end, making straight for me fr...om the line of elms.
Never shall I forget my terror, and never before or since have I run as I ran that afternoon back towards the gate I had climbed but a few moments before. Hideous recollections of Russell's fate rushed through my mind as I ran ; I remember wondering if Mrs. Russell would again blame Mrs. Lies if I was killed by this bull. I felt my knees giving way, my breath failing me ; a mist blinded my eyes, and I threw out my hands in helpless despair. . . .
Some one grasped my hands, and I found myself being hauled over the gate, then supported by strong arms in safety on the other side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hung and clung, presenting, I was aware, an absurd spectacle, and finally dropped down on the other side, catching my dress on a nail and tearing it lamentably. Once over, I picked up my belongings and stepped out, feeling quite proud of my acrobatic achievement. The sun was hot, and I unfurled my parasol ; but I had hardly got into the middle of the field when I heard a savage bellow, and was horrified to see a great red bull, with his head down and his tail on end, making straight for me fr...om the line of elms.
Never shall I forget my terror, and never before or since have I run as I ran that afternoon back towards the gate I had climbed but a few moments before. Hideous recollections of Russell's fate rushed through my mind as I ran ; I remember wondering if Mrs. Russell would again blame Mrs. Lies if I was killed by this bull. I felt my knees giving way, my breath failing me ; a mist blinded my eyes, and I threw out my hands in helpless despair. . . .
Some one grasped my hands, and I found myself being hauled over the gate, then supported by strong arms in safety on the other side.
What to read after Tales That Are Told?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Perrin to read onlineMoreLess
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