The Mandarin
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Then I rushed down the path, Ting by my side, and the welcome popping of his pistol cheered me. The crowd fell back with cries of terror and anger, and I, rushing forward, caught up Mr. Qrmsby and carried him back to the house. A dash was made to intercept our retreat, but Ting wheeled round and fired point-blank at the leader, who threw up his arms and dropped.
This momentary check enabled us both to reach shelter.
CHAPTER XIX.
A BAD HALF-HOUR.
The big door was immediately slammed to and secur...ed, and as I laid Mr. Ormsby in the hall, Rose came rushing out from the library, and before I could stop her she was on her knees beside him, stroking his head and calling him by the most endearing names. But the ears heard them not, the lips moved not, the eyes returned no answering gaze. For Mr. Ormsby was already quite dead, stricken sorely in at least a dozen places. Like that sweet mediator, his Master, he had died as perhaps even he might have wished.
By the dim light of the lamp which Ting here lit, I saw some dark, ominous pools begin to form on the floor, and with gentle force I lifted Rose and held her face aside as I nodded for Ting to take away the body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I rushed down the path, Ting by my side, and the welcome popping of his pistol cheered me. The crowd fell back with cries of terror and anger, and I, rushing forward, caught up Mr. Qrmsby and carried him back to the house. A dash was made to intercept our retreat, but Ting wheeled round and fired point-blank at the leader, who threw up his arms and dropped.
This momentary check enabled us both to reach shelter.
CHAPTER XIX.
A BAD HALF-HOUR.
The big door was immediately slammed to and secur...ed, and as I laid Mr. Ormsby in the hall, Rose came rushing out from the library, and before I could stop her she was on her knees beside him, stroking his head and calling him by the most endearing names. But the ears heard them not, the lips moved not, the eyes returned no answering gaze. For Mr. Ormsby was already quite dead, stricken sorely in at least a dozen places. Like that sweet mediator, his Master, he had died as perhaps even he might have wished.
By the dim light of the lamp which Ting here lit, I saw some dark, ominous pools begin to form on the floor, and with gentle force I lifted Rose and held her face aside as I nodded for Ting to take away the body.
What to read after The Mandarin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlton Dawe to read onlineMoreLess
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