The Lost City
The Lost City
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A whispered word urged Bruno to imitate this action, and thosefriendly hands caught and steadied Gillespie as he took the drop. And so, one after another, the mighty steps were passed, bothyoung men reaching the ground at the same instant, havingsucceeded in leaving the Temple of the Sun God without beingglimpsed by an Indian of all those whom the sonorous drum-throbshad brought forth In arms.
"Whither now?" asked Bruno, in guarded tones, as he looked forthfrom shadow into moonlight, seeing sco...res upon scores of armedshapes flitting to and fro, all looking for the enemy, yet noneable to precisely locate the trouble.
Just then a savage yell broke from the top of the temple, followed by a few fierce-sounding sentences, which Ixtli declaredcame from the Lord Hua, then adding: "He say kill if catch, but dat--no! Come, white brother. Ixtlishow how play fool dat dog; yes!" "All right, my hearty. Is it a break for the hills? I reckon Ican break through. If not--well, I'll leave some marks behindme, anyway!" "No, no, dat bad!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A whispered word urged Bruno to imitate this action, and thosefriendly hands caught and steadied Gillespie as he took the drop. And so, one after another, the mighty steps were passed, bothyoung men reaching the ground at the same instant, havingsucceeded in leaving the Temple of the Sun God without beingglimpsed by an Indian of all those whom the sonorous drum-throbshad brought forth In arms.
"Whither now?" asked Bruno, in guarded tones, as he looked forthfrom shadow into moonlight, seeing sco...res upon scores of armedshapes flitting to and fro, all looking for the enemy, yet noneable to precisely locate the trouble.
Just then a savage yell broke from the top of the temple, followed by a few fierce-sounding sentences, which Ixtli declaredcame from the Lord Hua, then adding: "He say kill if catch, but dat--no! Come, white brother. Ixtlishow how play fool dat dog; yes!" "All right, my hearty. Is it a break for the hills? I reckon Ican break through. If not--well, I'll leave some marks behindme, anyway!" "No, no, dat bad!
What to read after The Lost City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph E Badger to read onlineMoreLess
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