The Prisoner of Zenda (2012)
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Theywere all close together, just outside the door now.
I had probed the hearts of the ruffians, and I did not need Antoinette'swarning. They meant to "rush" me as soon as I was engaged in talk.
"Give me a minute to consider, " said I; and I thought I heard a laughoutside.
I turned to Antoinette.
"Stand up close to the wall, out of the line of fire from the door, " Iwhispered.
"What are you going to do?" she asked in fright.
"You'll see, " said I.
I took up the little iron table. It was not ver...y heavy for a man of mystrength, and I held it by the legs. The top, protruding in front ofme, made a complete screen for my head and body. I fastened my closedlantern to my belt and put my revolver in a handy pocket. Suddenly I sawthe door move ever so slightly--perhaps it was the wind, perhaps it wasa hand trying it outside.
I drew back as far as I could from the door, holding the table in theposition that I have described. Then I called out: "Gentlemen, I accept your offer, relying on your honour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theywere all close together, just outside the door now.
I had probed the hearts of the ruffians, and I did not need Antoinette'swarning. They meant to "rush" me as soon as I was engaged in talk.
"Give me a minute to consider, " said I; and I thought I heard a laughoutside.
I turned to Antoinette.
"Stand up close to the wall, out of the line of fire from the door, " Iwhispered.
"What are you going to do?" she asked in fright.
"You'll see, " said I.
I took up the little iron table. It was not ver...y heavy for a man of mystrength, and I held it by the legs. The top, protruding in front ofme, made a complete screen for my head and body. I fastened my closedlantern to my belt and put my revolver in a handy pocket. Suddenly I sawthe door move ever so slightly--perhaps it was the wind, perhaps it wasa hand trying it outside.
I drew back as far as I could from the door, holding the table in theposition that I have described. Then I called out: "Gentlemen, I accept your offer, relying on your honour.
What to read after The Prisoner of Zenda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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