The New Forest : a Novel 3
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His roar guiding his pursuers to the spot, they skirted the dell, and came in sight of the object they were seek- ing, just as Henry began to be visited by those unpleasant misgivings as to his ultimate fate, which we have stated. It was Hodge's first impulse, at sight of the monster, to seek safety by climbing up a tree ; but he had no sooner ascertained that the individual, whom the ani- mal seemed to have taken prisoner, was Henry Melcomb, his benefactor, his liberator, the pre- server of hi...s Lucy, than he abandoned every thought of flight, determined at all risks to effect his deliverance, if it were possible.
It was destined that this most critical moment should afford a striking illustration of the old THE NEW FOREST. 149 adage, than an injudicious ally is more danger- ous than an enemy; for the bull-dog, one of the most ferocious of the breed, flew fiercely towards the lion, baying loudly, as if meditat- ing an attack. Thus menaced, the noble and hitherto quiet animal began to awaken its dor- mant energies, and to clothe itself in its terrors ; its mane shook, its eyes glared, and a low angry growl seemed to anticipate an outbursting of fury that might be fatal to all within its reach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His roar guiding his pursuers to the spot, they skirted the dell, and came in sight of the object they were seek- ing, just as Henry began to be visited by those unpleasant misgivings as to his ultimate fate, which we have stated. It was Hodge's first impulse, at sight of the monster, to seek safety by climbing up a tree ; but he had no sooner ascertained that the individual, whom the ani- mal seemed to have taken prisoner, was Henry Melcomb, his benefactor, his liberator, the pre- server of hi...s Lucy, than he abandoned every thought of flight, determined at all risks to effect his deliverance, if it were possible.
It was destined that this most critical moment should afford a striking illustration of the old THE NEW FOREST. 149 adage, than an injudicious ally is more danger- ous than an enemy; for the bull-dog, one of the most ferocious of the breed, flew fiercely towards the lion, baying loudly, as if meditat- ing an attack. Thus menaced, the noble and hitherto quiet animal began to awaken its dor- mant energies, and to clothe itself in its terrors ; its mane shook, its eyes glared, and a low angry growl seemed to anticipate an outbursting of fury that might be fatal to all within its reach.
What to read after The New Forest : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Horace, 1779-1849 to read onlineMoreLess
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