The Black Arrow
The Black Arrow
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I had a fairchoice, by the rood! to lose my sweetheart or else lose my life! Well, the cast is thrown--it is to be my life. " "By the mass, " cried Lawless, half arising, "I am gone!" But Dick had his hand at once upon his shoulder.
"Friend Lawless, sit ye still, " he said. "An ye have eyes, look yonderat the corner by the chancel arch; see ye not that, even upon the motionof your rising, yon armed men are up and ready to intercept you? Yieldye, friend. Ye were bold aboard ship, when ye thought... to die asea-death; be bold again, now that y' are to die presently upon thegallows. " "Master Dick, " gasped Lawless, "the thing hath come upon me somewhat ofthe suddenest. But give me a moment till I fetch my breath again; and, by the mass, I will be as stout-hearted as yourself. " "Here is my bold fellow!" returned Dick. "And yet, Lawless, it goes hardagainst the grain with me to die; but where whining mendeth nothing, wherefore whine?" "Nay, that indeed!" chimed Lawless. "And a fig for death, at worst!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had a fairchoice, by the rood! to lose my sweetheart or else lose my life! Well, the cast is thrown--it is to be my life. " "By the mass, " cried Lawless, half arising, "I am gone!" But Dick had his hand at once upon his shoulder.
"Friend Lawless, sit ye still, " he said. "An ye have eyes, look yonderat the corner by the chancel arch; see ye not that, even upon the motionof your rising, yon armed men are up and ready to intercept you? Yieldye, friend. Ye were bold aboard ship, when ye thought... to die asea-death; be bold again, now that y' are to die presently upon thegallows. " "Master Dick, " gasped Lawless, "the thing hath come upon me somewhat ofthe suddenest. But give me a moment till I fetch my breath again; and, by the mass, I will be as stout-hearted as yourself. " "Here is my bold fellow!" returned Dick. "And yet, Lawless, it goes hardagainst the grain with me to die; but where whining mendeth nothing, wherefore whine?" "Nay, that indeed!" chimed Lawless. "And a fig for death, at worst!
What to read after The Black Arrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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