The Castle Inn 8 8
The Castle Inn 8 8
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You don'thang me for nothing. D--n you, we are three miles from anywhere, and Ihave a mind to gag you, whether or no! And I will too, if you so much asopen your squeaker again!' 'Let me go, ' she cried faintly. 'Let me go. ' 'Oh, you will be let go fast enough--the other side of the water, ' heanswered, with a villainous laugh. 'I'm bail to that. In the meantimekeep a still tongue, or it will be the worse for you! Once out ofBristol, and you may pipe as you like!' The girl fell back in her corn...er with a low wail of despair. The manseeing the effect he had wrought, laughed his triumph, and in sheerbrutality passed his light once or twice across her face. Then he closedthe door with a crash and mounted; the carriage bounded forward again, and in a trice was travelling onward as rapidly as before.
Night had set in, and darkness, a darkness that could almost be felt, reigned in the interior of the chaise. Neither of the travellers couldnow see the other, though they sat within arm's length.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You don'thang me for nothing. D--n you, we are three miles from anywhere, and Ihave a mind to gag you, whether or no! And I will too, if you so much asopen your squeaker again!' 'Let me go, ' she cried faintly. 'Let me go. ' 'Oh, you will be let go fast enough--the other side of the water, ' heanswered, with a villainous laugh. 'I'm bail to that. In the meantimekeep a still tongue, or it will be the worse for you! Once out ofBristol, and you may pipe as you like!' The girl fell back in her corn...er with a low wail of despair. The manseeing the effect he had wrought, laughed his triumph, and in sheerbrutality passed his light once or twice across her face. Then he closedthe door with a crash and mounted; the carriage bounded forward again, and in a trice was travelling onward as rapidly as before.
Night had set in, and darkness, a darkness that could almost be felt, reigned in the interior of the chaise. Neither of the travellers couldnow see the other, though they sat within arm's length.
What to read after The Castle Inn 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanley J Weyman to read onlineMoreLess
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