The Reckoning
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"If you can detain thegentleman who follows us we will not forget the service, CaptainEnderly!" "By Heaven!" he exclaimed, his perplexed face clearing into grinningcomprehension. And to the sentries: "Fall back there, lads! Free wayfor'ard!" he cried. "Now, Carus! Madam, your most obedient!" The steady thud of galloping horses sounded nearer behind us. I turned, expecting to see the horsemen, but they were still screened by thehill.
"Luck to you!" muttered Enderly, as we swung into a canter, ou...r horses'hoofs drumming thunder on the quivering planks that jumped beneath usas we spurred to a gallop. Ah! They were shouting now, behind us! They, too, had heard the echoing tattoo we beat across the bridge.
"Pray God that young man holds them!" she whispered, pale face turned. "There they are! They spy us now! They are riding at the bridge! Mercyon us! the soldiers have a horse by the bit, forcing him back. Theyhave stopped Mr. Butler. _Now_, Carus!" Into the sand once more we plunged, riding at a sheer run through thesemidarkness of the forest that closed in everywhere; on, on, the windwhistling in our teeth, her hair blowing, and her gilt-laced hat flyingfrom the silken cord that held it to her shoulder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"If you can detain thegentleman who follows us we will not forget the service, CaptainEnderly!" "By Heaven!" he exclaimed, his perplexed face clearing into grinningcomprehension. And to the sentries: "Fall back there, lads! Free wayfor'ard!" he cried. "Now, Carus! Madam, your most obedient!" The steady thud of galloping horses sounded nearer behind us. I turned, expecting to see the horsemen, but they were still screened by thehill.
"Luck to you!" muttered Enderly, as we swung into a canter, ou...r horses'hoofs drumming thunder on the quivering planks that jumped beneath usas we spurred to a gallop. Ah! They were shouting now, behind us! They, too, had heard the echoing tattoo we beat across the bridge.
"Pray God that young man holds them!" she whispered, pale face turned. "There they are! They spy us now! They are riding at the bridge! Mercyon us! the soldiers have a horse by the bit, forcing him back. Theyhave stopped Mr. Butler. _Now_, Carus!" Into the sand once more we plunged, riding at a sheer run through thesemidarkness of the forest that closed in everywhere; on, on, the windwhistling in our teeth, her hair blowing, and her gilt-laced hat flyingfrom the silken cord that held it to her shoulder.
What to read after The Reckoning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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