The Fourth Plague
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—THE WORKING OF THE ACT THE DAWN CAME UP greyly over Essex.
Sir Ralph Morte-Mannery, wrapped in furs, dozing in his car, was awakened by the arrival of a pannikin of coffee.
A young officer, great-coated to his ears, held the carriage door open, and smilingly offered it to the other.
“I am afraid it isn’t much, Sir Ralph,” he said, “but it is all we can give you.”
“Is it time?” asked Sir Ralph.
“Nearly,” said the other.
Sir Ralph sipped the coffee, and, handing the cup to... the waiting orderly, stepped out of the carriage on to the road.
Left and right he saw troops standing under arms—khaki-clad infantry men—line upon line of them. Behind, on a rise, the horses of a field battery were being harnessed to the limbers. In the centre of the river the grim little destroyers lay anchored, a cable’s length from one another, and were swinging with the tide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—THE WORKING OF THE ACT THE DAWN CAME UP greyly over Essex.
Sir Ralph Morte-Mannery, wrapped in furs, dozing in his car, was awakened by the arrival of a pannikin of coffee.
A young officer, great-coated to his ears, held the carriage door open, and smilingly offered it to the other.
“I am afraid it isn’t much, Sir Ralph,” he said, “but it is all we can give you.”
“Is it time?” asked Sir Ralph.
“Nearly,” said the other.
Sir Ralph sipped the coffee, and, handing the cup to... the waiting orderly, stepped out of the carriage on to the road.
Left and right he saw troops standing under arms—khaki-clad infantry men—line upon line of them. Behind, on a rise, the horses of a field battery were being harnessed to the limbers. In the centre of the river the grim little destroyers lay anchored, a cable’s length from one another, and were swinging with the tide.
What to read after The Fourth Plague?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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