The Outlaw of Torn
The Outlaw of Torn
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The wind, I think, and ratsare our only companions here. " "I am afraid, " she whispered. "If you can make a light, I am sureyou will find an old lamp here in the crypt, and then will it be lessfearsome. As a child I visited this castle often, and in search ofadventure, we passed through these corridors an hundred times, butalways by day and with lights. " Norman of Torn did as she bid, and finding the lamp, lighted it. Thechamber was quite empty save for the coffins in their niches, and someef...figies in marble set at intervals about the walls.
"Not such a fearsome place after all, " he said, laughing lightly.
"No place would seem fearsome now, " she answered simply, "were there alight to show me that the brave face of Roger de Conde were by my side. " "Hush, child, " replied the outlaw. "You know not what you say. When youknow me better, you will be sorry for your words, for Roger de Conde isnot what you think him. So say no more of praise until we be out of thishole, and you safe in your father's halls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wind, I think, and ratsare our only companions here. " "I am afraid, " she whispered. "If you can make a light, I am sureyou will find an old lamp here in the crypt, and then will it be lessfearsome. As a child I visited this castle often, and in search ofadventure, we passed through these corridors an hundred times, butalways by day and with lights. " Norman of Torn did as she bid, and finding the lamp, lighted it. Thechamber was quite empty save for the coffins in their niches, and someef...figies in marble set at intervals about the walls.
"Not such a fearsome place after all, " he said, laughing lightly.
"No place would seem fearsome now, " she answered simply, "were there alight to show me that the brave face of Roger de Conde were by my side. " "Hush, child, " replied the outlaw. "You know not what you say. When youknow me better, you will be sorry for your words, for Roger de Conde isnot what you think him. So say no more of praise until we be out of thishole, and you safe in your father's halls.
What to read after The Outlaw of Torn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burroughs Edgar Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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