The Ocean Cat's Paw
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Look at those poor horses. They are breathed. " Rodd had hardly spoken when they became fully aware that they had takenrefuge in the entrance to the town barracks, for the notes of a buglerang out, echoing round the inner square of the building, and seeming tobe thrown back in a half-smothered way from wall to wall, while the windand rain raged down more fiercely than ever.
"Something must be the matter, " said Rodd, with his lips close to hisuncle's ear.
"Seems like it, boy. That officer must ...have brought a dispatch. " The object of the bugle was shown directly, for in spite of the rain theinterior of the barracks began to assume the aspect of some huge wasps'nest that had suddenly been disturbed.
Soldiers came hurrying out into the rain, hurriedly putting on theirovercoats; the great arched gateway filled up at once with men seekingits shelter, and the sentry who had received his half-crown came toroughly order the English intruders to go elsewhere; but it was onlyoutside militarism, for he said in a low hurried tone in French-- "Run outside to the end of the barracks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look at those poor horses. They are breathed. " Rodd had hardly spoken when they became fully aware that they had takenrefuge in the entrance to the town barracks, for the notes of a buglerang out, echoing round the inner square of the building, and seeming tobe thrown back in a half-smothered way from wall to wall, while the windand rain raged down more fiercely than ever.
"Something must be the matter, " said Rodd, with his lips close to hisuncle's ear.
"Seems like it, boy. That officer must ...have brought a dispatch. " The object of the bugle was shown directly, for in spite of the rain theinterior of the barracks began to assume the aspect of some huge wasps'nest that had suddenly been disturbed.
Soldiers came hurrying out into the rain, hurriedly putting on theirovercoats; the great arched gateway filled up at once with men seekingits shelter, and the sentry who had received his half-crown came toroughly order the English intruders to go elsewhere; but it was onlyoutside militarism, for he said in a low hurried tone in French-- "Run outside to the end of the barracks.
What to read after The Ocean Cat's Paw?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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