The Hosts of the Lord
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A man whose only claim to be called one in these later days was his undoubted dominion over the birds of the air, the fish of the sea, the beasts of the field. How jolly it had been ! And how the deuce could a fellow like Vincent Bering — Lance, sorting cartridges systematically with an eye to a possible snipe, whistled a tune which Vincent was always asked to sing at the Smiths', ** Sweet is true love — and sweet is Death. '* Well, he preferred the Death. So, catching up his gun, he made his w...ay to the crypt-like flight of steps which, half way down the straight river-edged wall of the Fort — between its northern bastion where the stream turned hillwards at a sharp angle, and the southern one beside the bathing-steps — led to a tiny landing-stage. Here the canoe, which he had hired for such excursions from Ramanund (whose last experi- ence of boating had rather sickened him of its pleasures), lay moored.
Keeping the paddle ready for steering, he let the stream, which here clung swift and smooth to the wall, take him with it ; partly because he had no wish to be seen by any revellers in the palace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man whose only claim to be called one in these later days was his undoubted dominion over the birds of the air, the fish of the sea, the beasts of the field. How jolly it had been ! And how the deuce could a fellow like Vincent Bering — Lance, sorting cartridges systematically with an eye to a possible snipe, whistled a tune which Vincent was always asked to sing at the Smiths', ** Sweet is true love — and sweet is Death. '* Well, he preferred the Death. So, catching up his gun, he made his w...ay to the crypt-like flight of steps which, half way down the straight river-edged wall of the Fort — between its northern bastion where the stream turned hillwards at a sharp angle, and the southern one beside the bathing-steps — led to a tiny landing-stage. Here the canoe, which he had hired for such excursions from Ramanund (whose last experi- ence of boating had rather sickened him of its pleasures), lay moored.
Keeping the paddle ready for steering, he let the stream, which here clung swift and smooth to the wall, take him with it ; partly because he had no wish to be seen by any revellers in the palace.
What to read after The Hosts of the Lord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flora Annie Webster Steel to read onlineMoreLess
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