The Goose Girl
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Desperately he surged this way and that. Even in the heat of battle he won- dered a little why no one struck him ; they simply clung to him, and at length he could not move.
His hands were tied, not roughly, but surely.
In all this commotion, not a whisper, not a voice ; only heavy breathing.
Then one of the three whistled. A minute or two after a closed carriage came into the Krura- erweg, and Carmichael was literally bundled in- side. His feet were now bound. Two of his captors sat on the for...ward seat, while the third joined the driver. Carmichael could distinguish nothing but outlines and shadows. He choked, for he was furious. To be trussed like this, without any explanation whatever! What the devil was going on? Unanswered.
The carriage began to move slowly. It had to ; swift driving in the Krumerweg was hardly possible and at no time safe. Carmichael set himself to note the turns of the street. One turn after another he counted, fixing as well as he could the topography of the town through 270 THE GOOSE GIRL which they were passing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Desperately he surged this way and that. Even in the heat of battle he won- dered a little why no one struck him ; they simply clung to him, and at length he could not move.
His hands were tied, not roughly, but surely.
In all this commotion, not a whisper, not a voice ; only heavy breathing.
Then one of the three whistled. A minute or two after a closed carriage came into the Krura- erweg, and Carmichael was literally bundled in- side. His feet were now bound. Two of his captors sat on the for...ward seat, while the third joined the driver. Carmichael could distinguish nothing but outlines and shadows. He choked, for he was furious. To be trussed like this, without any explanation whatever! What the devil was going on? Unanswered.
The carriage began to move slowly. It had to ; swift driving in the Krumerweg was hardly possible and at no time safe. Carmichael set himself to note the turns of the street. One turn after another he counted, fixing as well as he could the topography of the town through 270 THE GOOSE GIRL which they were passing.
What to read after The Goose Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgrath Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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