The City of the Discreet
The City of the Discreet
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Evohé ! " he cried ; and an instant later be- gan to rain blow after blow about him with his club, with such vigour, that he forced his attackers to retreat. In one of his flourishes, he struck an adversary on the head, and his club flew to pieces. The tnan turned and fell headlong to the ground, like a grain-sack.
Carrahola and Cantarote came running to the scene of the fray; one throwing stones, the other waving a knife as long as a bayonet.
Carrahola hit one of the men in the face with a sto...ne, and left him bleeding profusely. Of the three who were left comparatively sound, two took to their heels, while STICKS, SHOTS, AND STONES ^1 the strongest, the one who seemed to be the leader of the gang, was engaged in a fist fight with Quentin. The latter, who was an adept in the art of boxing, of which the other was totally ignorant, thrust his fist between his adversary's arms, and gave him such a blow upon the chin, that he fell backward and would have broken his neck, had he not stumbled against a wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Evohé ! " he cried ; and an instant later be- gan to rain blow after blow about him with his club, with such vigour, that he forced his attackers to retreat. In one of his flourishes, he struck an adversary on the head, and his club flew to pieces. The tnan turned and fell headlong to the ground, like a grain-sack.
Carrahola and Cantarote came running to the scene of the fray; one throwing stones, the other waving a knife as long as a bayonet.
Carrahola hit one of the men in the face with a sto...ne, and left him bleeding profusely. Of the three who were left comparatively sound, two took to their heels, while STICKS, SHOTS, AND STONES ^1 the strongest, the one who seemed to be the leader of the gang, was engaged in a fist fight with Quentin. The latter, who was an adept in the art of boxing, of which the other was totally ignorant, thrust his fist between his adversary's arms, and gave him such a blow upon the chin, that he fell backward and would have broken his neck, had he not stumbled against a wall.
What to read after The City of the Discreet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Po Baroja to read onlineMoreLess
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