The Grey Cloak
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There was a terrible smile on his face as he seized the young brave's wrists in a grip of iron. The Oneida was a strong youth, but he wrestled in vain. The Chevalier had always been gifted with strength, and these weeks of toil and hardship had tamed his muscles into fibers unyielding as oak.
Gradually he turned the Indian around. The others watched the engagement with breathless interest.
Presently the Indian came to his knees. Quick as light the Chevalier forced him upon his face, caught an a...rm by the elbow and shoved the brown hand into the fire. There was a howl of pain and a yell of laugh- ter. Without seeming effort the Chevalier then rolled the bully among the evil-tempered dogs. So long as he continued to smile, the Indians saw nothing but good-natured pla}'", such as had been the act which caused Victor his pain. The Chevalier sat down, drew his tattered cloak around his shoulders, and once more resumed his study of the fire.
3«6 THE GREY CLOAK ''Hoh!" gntnted the fighting braves, who frankly admired this exhibition of strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a terrible smile on his face as he seized the young brave's wrists in a grip of iron. The Oneida was a strong youth, but he wrestled in vain. The Chevalier had always been gifted with strength, and these weeks of toil and hardship had tamed his muscles into fibers unyielding as oak.
Gradually he turned the Indian around. The others watched the engagement with breathless interest.
Presently the Indian came to his knees. Quick as light the Chevalier forced him upon his face, caught an a...rm by the elbow and shoved the brown hand into the fire. There was a howl of pain and a yell of laugh- ter. Without seeming effort the Chevalier then rolled the bully among the evil-tempered dogs. So long as he continued to smile, the Indians saw nothing but good-natured pla}'", such as had been the act which caused Victor his pain. The Chevalier sat down, drew his tattered cloak around his shoulders, and once more resumed his study of the fire.
3«6 THE GREY CLOAK ''Hoh!" gntnted the fighting braves, who frankly admired this exhibition of strength.
What to read after The Grey Cloak?
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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