The Dacoits Mine Or a Fight for Fortune
The Dacoits Mine Or a Fight for Fortune
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" Well, I'm afraid we shall have to fast till nightfall at all events, " said Jack, "but I don't despair of making our way to camp then. " "Why don't they charge down upon us and put us out of our misery, I wonder ! " " Because they have too much regard for their worthless lives, " answered Jack. "They've a wholesome dread of Englishmen at close quarters, as we know. " " Then, why shouldn't we charge them ? " " Wait, till it's dark, my friend, and then we shall have a chance. It would be merely... throwing away our lives to attempt it now. They would shoot us down from behind their cover before we could get half-way to the top of the ravine. " " I see, " said Wat almost comically ; " we've got to exercise a masterly inactivity while those wretches do their best to pot us by a lucky ricochet. I shall die a thousand deaths before nightfall. Every shot sends a shiver through me from top to toe. " 280 Rubies and Bullets.
"Nonsense, " replied Jack "you ought to be used to it by this time. Try one of these cigarettes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Well, I'm afraid we shall have to fast till nightfall at all events, " said Jack, "but I don't despair of making our way to camp then. " "Why don't they charge down upon us and put us out of our misery, I wonder ! " " Because they have too much regard for their worthless lives, " answered Jack. "They've a wholesome dread of Englishmen at close quarters, as we know. " " Then, why shouldn't we charge them ? " " Wait, till it's dark, my friend, and then we shall have a chance. It would be merely... throwing away our lives to attempt it now. They would shoot us down from behind their cover before we could get half-way to the top of the ravine. " " I see, " said Wat almost comically ; " we've got to exercise a masterly inactivity while those wretches do their best to pot us by a lucky ricochet. I shall die a thousand deaths before nightfall. Every shot sends a shiver through me from top to toe. " 280 Rubies and Bullets.
"Nonsense, " replied Jack "you ought to be used to it by this time. Try one of these cigarettes.
What to read after The Dacoits Mine Or a Fight for Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles R Charles Richard Kenyon to read onlineMoreLess
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