The Ranger
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It may be said that the two prisoners were literally surrounded bysavages. They were stretched on every side of them, and before eitherdare hope to escape, it was necessary (if the expression be allowable)to scale the dreaded prisonwall. Leland had good cause to fear successfor himself and his sable companion in this attempt. He found, to hischagrin and dismay, that scarcely any reliance at all could be placedupon his own limbs. His legs especially, from their long confinement inone position, w...ere so cramped and spasmodic, that, when he stepped outfrom the tree to join the negro, one of them doubled like a reed beneathhim and let him fall to the ground. He believed it was all over withhim; but his fall was so gentle as not to disturb the sleepers, and heonce more raised himself to his feet.
"Shan't I carry dat sick leg while you walk wid de oder one?" inquiredZeb, in a sympathetic tone.
"It is almost useless to me at present, " replied Leland. "Let me leanupon you while we walk, and for the love of heaven, Zeb, be cautious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be said that the two prisoners were literally surrounded bysavages. They were stretched on every side of them, and before eitherdare hope to escape, it was necessary (if the expression be allowable)to scale the dreaded prisonwall. Leland had good cause to fear successfor himself and his sable companion in this attempt. He found, to hischagrin and dismay, that scarcely any reliance at all could be placedupon his own limbs. His legs especially, from their long confinement inone position, w...ere so cramped and spasmodic, that, when he stepped outfrom the tree to join the negro, one of them doubled like a reed beneathhim and let him fall to the ground. He believed it was all over withhim; but his fall was so gentle as not to disturb the sleepers, and heonce more raised himself to his feet.
"Shan't I carry dat sick leg while you walk wid de oder one?" inquiredZeb, in a sympathetic tone.
"It is almost useless to me at present, " replied Leland. "Let me leanupon you while we walk, and for the love of heaven, Zeb, be cautious.
What to read after The Ranger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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