The New-England Magazine
The New-England Magazine
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Dashing around the circle, at full speed, Tonino was hailed with acclamations, as the winner of the prize ; but, his dusky lips. betrayed no smile of tri- umph, as he approached the pavilion to receive the gun.
Reining in his steed, with a suddenness that almost threw him upon his haunches, the fierce Corsican awaited the approach of his enemy, who slowly descended from the platform, on which his pavilion stood, and, having gained the level ground, without daring to look the victor in the face,... extended die prize gun, a beautiful piece of workmanship, inlaid with silver. Tonino seized the weapon by the muzzle, and cast it from him. The lord of Guitera laid his hand upon his poignard, and bent a furtive glance upon his guards, as if anxious, yet afraid, to bid them advance.
But now, the eyes of Tonino almost emitted gleams of fire — and, rising in his stirrups, he threw his right arm aloft, and whirled his fatal lasso thrice around his head. At the third revolution of the rope, it descended over the body of the feudal chieftain — and, an instant after, he was writhing in the strict embrace of the noose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dashing around the circle, at full speed, Tonino was hailed with acclamations, as the winner of the prize ; but, his dusky lips. betrayed no smile of tri- umph, as he approached the pavilion to receive the gun.
Reining in his steed, with a suddenness that almost threw him upon his haunches, the fierce Corsican awaited the approach of his enemy, who slowly descended from the platform, on which his pavilion stood, and, having gained the level ground, without daring to look the victor in the face,... extended die prize gun, a beautiful piece of workmanship, inlaid with silver. Tonino seized the weapon by the muzzle, and cast it from him. The lord of Guitera laid his hand upon his poignard, and bent a furtive glance upon his guards, as if anxious, yet afraid, to bid them advance.
But now, the eyes of Tonino almost emitted gleams of fire — and, rising in his stirrups, he threw his right arm aloft, and whirled his fatal lasso thrice around his head. At the third revolution of the rope, it descended over the body of the feudal chieftain — and, an instant after, he was writhing in the strict embrace of the noose.
What to read after The New-England Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S G Samuel Gridley Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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