The Gold-Stealers
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It onlyremained for Dick to slaughter the latter in fair fight, under the eyesof an admiring multitude, in order to restore Chris to all her royaldignities and privileges.
Jock Summers had not relaxed his grip on the boy's ear. He led him to asmall dairy sunk in the side of the hill and roofed with stone.
Ye may bide in there, laddie, ' he said, 'till I can make up my mind. Ithink I might just skin ye, an' I think maybe I might get ye ten years toYarraman Goal, but I'm no sure. ' Dick had to go... down several steps to the floor of the dairy, and when thedoor was shut his face was on a level with the grating that let air intothe place. He passed the first few minutes of his imprisonment makingoffers of friendship to the dog that sprawled out side, opening itscapacious mouth at him and curling its long tongue as if anxious toamuse. The boy had no fears as to his fate; he felt he could safely leavethat to Miss Chris; and, meanwhile, the dog was entertaining. The animalwas new to Dick: had he known of its existence, his descent upon theorchard would have been differently ordered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It onlyremained for Dick to slaughter the latter in fair fight, under the eyesof an admiring multitude, in order to restore Chris to all her royaldignities and privileges.
Jock Summers had not relaxed his grip on the boy's ear. He led him to asmall dairy sunk in the side of the hill and roofed with stone.
Ye may bide in there, laddie, ' he said, 'till I can make up my mind. Ithink I might just skin ye, an' I think maybe I might get ye ten years toYarraman Goal, but I'm no sure. ' Dick had to go... down several steps to the floor of the dairy, and when thedoor was shut his face was on a level with the grating that let air intothe place. He passed the first few minutes of his imprisonment makingoffers of friendship to the dog that sprawled out side, opening itscapacious mouth at him and curling its long tongue as if anxious toamuse. The boy had no fears as to his fate; he felt he could safely leavethat to Miss Chris; and, meanwhile, the dog was entertaining. The animalwas new to Dick: had he known of its existence, his descent upon theorchard would have been differently ordered.
What to read after The Gold-Stealers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dyson Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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