The Fifth of November
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The impetus given to thethrust would have sent the blade to the hilt into the other's body hadit come in contact with it, but Effingston met the blow in a way leastexpected, making use of a trick but little known in England at thattime, for as quickly as the sword flew forward he stepped lightlyaside, at the same time advancing his own weapon. The hilts cametogether with a crash; the guard of one was entangled in the bell ofthe other, and the two rapiers remained firmly interlocked. The mennow ...stood so closely that their breasts touched, the breath issuingfrom their parted lips mingling in clouds. Suddenly, almostsimultaneously, as if one read the intent in the other's eye, eachslowly moved his left arm to his side, seeking the dagger he knew hungthere. Again, on the same instant, the knives flashed forth; the mensprang quickly apart; the two rapiers went spinning on the roadway, and with a clatter, became disentangled as they fell. No time forbreath; each knows it is to the death, and plenty of rest awaits oneor both, perchance, in a few moments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The impetus given to thethrust would have sent the blade to the hilt into the other's body hadit come in contact with it, but Effingston met the blow in a way leastexpected, making use of a trick but little known in England at thattime, for as quickly as the sword flew forward he stepped lightlyaside, at the same time advancing his own weapon. The hilts cametogether with a crash; the guard of one was entangled in the bell ofthe other, and the two rapiers remained firmly interlocked. The mennow ...stood so closely that their breasts touched, the breath issuingfrom their parted lips mingling in clouds. Suddenly, almostsimultaneously, as if one read the intent in the other's eye, eachslowly moved his left arm to his side, seeking the dagger he knew hungthere. Again, on the same instant, the knives flashed forth; the mensprang quickly apart; the two rapiers went spinning on the roadway, and with a clatter, became disentangled as they fell. No time forbreath; each knows it is to the death, and plenty of rest awaits oneor both, perchance, in a few moments.
What to read after The Fifth of November?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bentley Charles S. to read onlineMoreLess
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