Tam O' the Scoots
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That the gun wasthere, he knew. Its shells were bursting ever upon his level and he wasbumped and kicked by the violence of the concussions. As for the otherguns, he ignored them; but from whence came the danger? He hadunstrapped the tin-plate and held it ready in his gloved hand--thenthere came a burst dangerously near. He banked over, side-slipped in themost natural manner and with all his strength flung the tin-plate clearof the machine. Immediately after, he began to climb upward. He looked...down, catching the glitter of the tin as it planed and swooped to theearth.
He knew that those on the ground below thought he was hit. For a briefspace of time the guns ceased firing and by the time they recommencedthey fired short. Tam was now swooping round eastward farther andfarther from range, and all the time he was climbing, till, at the endof half an hour, those who watched him saw only a little black speck inthe sky.
When he reached his elevation he began to circle back till he came abovethe guns and a little to the eastward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That the gun wasthere, he knew. Its shells were bursting ever upon his level and he wasbumped and kicked by the violence of the concussions. As for the otherguns, he ignored them; but from whence came the danger? He hadunstrapped the tin-plate and held it ready in his gloved hand--thenthere came a burst dangerously near. He banked over, side-slipped in themost natural manner and with all his strength flung the tin-plate clearof the machine. Immediately after, he began to climb upward. He looked...down, catching the glitter of the tin as it planed and swooped to theearth.
He knew that those on the ground below thought he was hit. For a briefspace of time the guns ceased firing and by the time they recommencedthey fired short. Tam was now swooping round eastward farther andfarther from range, and all the time he was climbing, till, at the endof half an hour, those who watched him saw only a little black speck inthe sky.
When he reached his elevation he began to circle back till he came abovethe guns and a little to the eastward.
What to read after Tam O' the Scoots?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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