The Believing Years
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144 The Believing Years "Anyway, " Ed remarked, "we can put the hay back in the morning. " This seemed to be a reasonable solu tion in order to keep our career as out laws on a moral basis. So we arose and started cautiously for the barn. Before we had taken five steps in that direction, a voice spoke. It was a deep, resonant voice, charged with authority and men ace. The word or phrase that it uttered was not, it seemed to us, especially rele vant, but there could be no mistaking the import of... its accent and tone. It came from the earth, from the sky, from no where in particular and from everywhere in general.
It said: "Ker-r-rum!" Having said this, it was instantly silent. The final syllable ended suddenly, but yet with a twang as if some giant had touched the string of a great instrument.
The hush that ensued was appalling.
The Flight 145 I had sat down, as if struck to the earth, the moment I heard the awful sound, and now I tried to address Ed Mason, who was leaning faintly against a tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
144 The Believing Years "Anyway, " Ed remarked, "we can put the hay back in the morning. " This seemed to be a reasonable solu tion in order to keep our career as out laws on a moral basis. So we arose and started cautiously for the barn. Before we had taken five steps in that direction, a voice spoke. It was a deep, resonant voice, charged with authority and men ace. The word or phrase that it uttered was not, it seemed to us, especially rele vant, but there could be no mistaking the import of... its accent and tone. It came from the earth, from the sky, from no where in particular and from everywhere in general.
It said: "Ker-r-rum!" Having said this, it was instantly silent. The final syllable ended suddenly, but yet with a twang as if some giant had touched the string of a great instrument.
The hush that ensued was appalling.
The Flight 145 I had sat down, as if struck to the earth, the moment I heard the awful sound, and now I tried to address Ed Mason, who was leaning faintly against a tree.
What to read after The Believing Years?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pearson, Edmund Lester, 1880-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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