The Black Tor
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"I gave you the chance. You were caught by ourmen stealing on our land, and you ought to have begged. The Darleysalways were beggars and thieves; but you will not. I gave you theopportunity. " He thrust the sword back in its sheath, and let his right hand fall tohis side, where a strong knife-like dagger hung by a short chain fromhis belt, and whipped it out of its case.
"Does for a hunting-knife, " he said, with a curious laugh. "My fatherhas killed many a stag with it. Now, are you going to b...eg for yourlife?" There was no reply, and the men took a step or two forward.
"Go back!" cried Mark fiercely; and the men obeyed.
Mark bent over the prisoner, with the mocking laugh intensifying.
"Too much of a coward to beg for your life, " he said: "well, I'm toomuch of a coward to make you see it taken. There!" With a quick movement, he turned Ralph over upon his face, thrust thepoint of the dagger beneath the line where the cut would tell best, andthe prisoner's wrists were free; another quick cut divided the ropewhich drew his elbows together, and then the knees and ankles followed, the strained hemp easily parting at the touch of the keen blade, andRalph Darley was free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I gave you the chance. You were caught by ourmen stealing on our land, and you ought to have begged. The Darleysalways were beggars and thieves; but you will not. I gave you theopportunity. " He thrust the sword back in its sheath, and let his right hand fall tohis side, where a strong knife-like dagger hung by a short chain fromhis belt, and whipped it out of its case.
"Does for a hunting-knife, " he said, with a curious laugh. "My fatherhas killed many a stag with it. Now, are you going to b...eg for yourlife?" There was no reply, and the men took a step or two forward.
"Go back!" cried Mark fiercely; and the men obeyed.
Mark bent over the prisoner, with the mocking laugh intensifying.
"Too much of a coward to beg for your life, " he said: "well, I'm toomuch of a coward to make you see it taken. There!" With a quick movement, he turned Ralph over upon his face, thrust thepoint of the dagger beneath the line where the cut would tell best, andthe prisoner's wrists were free; another quick cut divided the ropewhich drew his elbows together, and then the knees and ankles followed, the strained hemp easily parting at the touch of the keen blade, andRalph Darley was free.
What to read after The Black Tor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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