The Ball And the Cross
The Ball And the Cross
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Then Maclan said : " We run better than any of those policemen. They are too fat. Why do you make your policemen so fat ? " " I didn't do much towards making them fat myself," replied Turnbull, genially, " but I flatter myself that I am now doing something towards making them thin. You'll see they will be as lean as rakes by the time they catch us. They will look like your friend, Cardinal Manning." " But they won't catch us," said Maclan, in his literal way.
THE OTHER PHILOSOPHER 105 " No, we ...beat them in the great military art of running away," returned the other. " They won't catch us unless " Maclan turned his long equine face inquir- ingly. "Unless what?" he said, for Turnbull had gone silent suddenly, and seemed to be listen- ing intently as he ran as a horse does with his ears turned back.
" Unless what ? " repeated the Highlander.
" Unless they do — what they have done. Lis- ten." Maclan slackened his trot, and turned his head to the trail they had left behind them.
Across two or three billows of the up and down lane came along the ground the unmistakable throbbing of horses' hoofs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Maclan said : " We run better than any of those policemen. They are too fat. Why do you make your policemen so fat ? " " I didn't do much towards making them fat myself," replied Turnbull, genially, " but I flatter myself that I am now doing something towards making them thin. You'll see they will be as lean as rakes by the time they catch us. They will look like your friend, Cardinal Manning." " But they won't catch us," said Maclan, in his literal way.
THE OTHER PHILOSOPHER 105 " No, we ...beat them in the great military art of running away," returned the other. " They won't catch us unless " Maclan turned his long equine face inquir- ingly. "Unless what?" he said, for Turnbull had gone silent suddenly, and seemed to be listen- ing intently as he ran as a horse does with his ears turned back.
" Unless what ? " repeated the Highlander.
" Unless they do — what they have done. Lis- ten." Maclan slackened his trot, and turned his head to the trail they had left behind them.
Across two or three billows of the up and down lane came along the ground the unmistakable throbbing of horses' hoofs.
What to read after The Ball And the Cross?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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