The Talking Horse
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It seemed as if he did not altogetherwelcome this second opportunity for distinguishing himself. When hespoke it was with a sort of angry anxiety.
'You think yourselves very clever, I dare say, ' he said; 'but youneedn't fancy you'll take me in! Come, you had better say so atonce--you did this yourselves? It is not half bad--I will say that forit. ' 'That we didn't, ' cried Guy. 'Why, just look at it, Tinling. Any onecould see that it's an Indian's doing. No, it's all right; they reallyare comi...ng. ' 'It's all skittles, I tell you, ' said Clarence, still more angrily, though he was paler again now. 'What should Indians come here for?' 'Well, he says why, there, ' said Jack, 'and they came the otherevening. ' Clarence's colour rose again. 'That's different, ' he said; 'I mean, it'snot the same tribe. ' 'No, these are Black Bogallalas, ' said Jack. 'What were the first ones, Tinling?' 'I didn't ask them, ' said the General shortly.
'How many braves should you think Wah Na What's-his-name will bring?'asked Guy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed as if he did not altogetherwelcome this second opportunity for distinguishing himself. When hespoke it was with a sort of angry anxiety.
'You think yourselves very clever, I dare say, ' he said; 'but youneedn't fancy you'll take me in! Come, you had better say so atonce--you did this yourselves? It is not half bad--I will say that forit. ' 'That we didn't, ' cried Guy. 'Why, just look at it, Tinling. Any onecould see that it's an Indian's doing. No, it's all right; they reallyare comi...ng. ' 'It's all skittles, I tell you, ' said Clarence, still more angrily, though he was paler again now. 'What should Indians come here for?' 'Well, he says why, there, ' said Jack, 'and they came the otherevening. ' Clarence's colour rose again. 'That's different, ' he said; 'I mean, it'snot the same tribe. ' 'No, these are Black Bogallalas, ' said Jack. 'What were the first ones, Tinling?' 'I didn't ask them, ' said the General shortly.
'How many braves should you think Wah Na What's-his-name will bring?'asked Guy.
What to read after The Talking Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Anstey to read onlineMoreLess
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