The Parson O' Dumford. a Tale 3
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" Stop a moment, silly child," he said, " and I'll light a match, just to look round and show you that you are frightened at nothing." " No, no," gasped Daisy. '' Quick, quick, the door." " Well, then, little one, just to prevent our breaking our necks over this cursed machinery." " No, no," moaned Daisy. *' I know the way. Here, quick." But Eichard was already striking the wax match he had taken from a box, and then as the light blazed up he uttered a cry of horror, and let it fall, while Dais...y, who took in at a glance the horror of their situation, sank beside the burning match, which blazed for a few moments on the beaten earth, and then went out, leaving them in a darkness greater than before.
A LATE RECOGNITION. 161 CHAPTER XII.
A LATE EECOGNITION.
As Eichard Glaire followed Daisy Banks and reached the works, he made for the great gates, took a rapid glance up and down the dark street to see that it was quite forsaken, and then slipped a latch-key in the wicket, which yielded quietly, and he passed in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Stop a moment, silly child," he said, " and I'll light a match, just to look round and show you that you are frightened at nothing." " No, no," gasped Daisy. '' Quick, quick, the door." " Well, then, little one, just to prevent our breaking our necks over this cursed machinery." " No, no," moaned Daisy. *' I know the way. Here, quick." But Eichard was already striking the wax match he had taken from a box, and then as the light blazed up he uttered a cry of horror, and let it fall, while Dais...y, who took in at a glance the horror of their situation, sank beside the burning match, which blazed for a few moments on the beaten earth, and then went out, leaving them in a darkness greater than before.
A LATE RECOGNITION. 161 CHAPTER XII.
A LATE EECOGNITION.
As Eichard Glaire followed Daisy Banks and reached the works, he made for the great gates, took a rapid glance up and down the dark street to see that it was quite forsaken, and then slipped a latch-key in the wicket, which yielded quietly, and he passed in.
What to read after The Parson O' Dumford. a Tale 3?
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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