The Birthright
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My brain, slow to work as it was, told me that I must act warily, and in such a way as to arouse as littlesuspicion as possible. On looking back over my plan of action, however, I can see how foolish I was, and how, but for the kind providence ofGod, I did that which was calculated to frustrate the dearest desire ofmy heart.
This, however, is what I did. I waited for some few minutes in a stateof indecision, then it occurred to me that I had better find an inn, sothat I might leave Eli in a pla...ce of safety, and on looking round Iquickly found a kiddleywink. Here I left Eli, and after telling thelandlady to cook some supper, I again went back to the front of the oldManor House. Fearing to be seen, I wandered around the place, and sawthat the walls around the garden were over fifteen feet high, and thatfrom no position could I look over, except by climbing one of the hugetrees that grew in the near distance. Never in my life had I realisedthe meaning of silence as I realised it then. Not a breath of windstirred, and beyond the sound of the brook as it rippled down thevalley, nothing was to be heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My brain, slow to work as it was, told me that I must act warily, and in such a way as to arouse as littlesuspicion as possible. On looking back over my plan of action, however, I can see how foolish I was, and how, but for the kind providence ofGod, I did that which was calculated to frustrate the dearest desire ofmy heart.
This, however, is what I did. I waited for some few minutes in a stateof indecision, then it occurred to me that I had better find an inn, sothat I might leave Eli in a pla...ce of safety, and on looking round Iquickly found a kiddleywink. Here I left Eli, and after telling thelandlady to cook some supper, I again went back to the front of the oldManor House. Fearing to be seen, I wandered around the place, and sawthat the walls around the garden were over fifteen feet high, and thatfrom no position could I look over, except by climbing one of the hugetrees that grew in the near distance. Never in my life had I realisedthe meaning of silence as I realised it then. Not a breath of windstirred, and beyond the sound of the brook as it rippled down thevalley, nothing was to be heard.
What to read after The Birthright?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hocking Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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