The Tavern Knight
The Tavern Knight
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He opened the door, partly at first, then wide. For an instanthe stood listening again. The steps were well overhead by now; soon theywould mount the last flight, and then discovery must be swift to follow.
"Now, " was all Crispin said, and, drawing his sword he led the wayswiftly, yet cautiously, to the stairs once more. In passing he glancedover the rails. The guardroom door stood ajar, and he caught the murmursof subdued conversation. But he did not pause. Had the door stood widehe would not... have paused then. There was not a second to be lost; towait was to increase the already overwhelming danger. Cautiously, andleaning well upon the stout baluster, he began the descent. Kennethfollowed him mechanically, with white face and a feeling of suffocationin his throat.
They gained the corner, and turning, they began what was truly theperilous part of their journey. Not more than a dozen steps were there;but at the bottom stood the guardroom door, and through the chink ofits opening a shaft of light fell upon the nethermost step.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He opened the door, partly at first, then wide. For an instanthe stood listening again. The steps were well overhead by now; soon theywould mount the last flight, and then discovery must be swift to follow.
"Now, " was all Crispin said, and, drawing his sword he led the wayswiftly, yet cautiously, to the stairs once more. In passing he glancedover the rails. The guardroom door stood ajar, and he caught the murmursof subdued conversation. But he did not pause. Had the door stood widehe would not... have paused then. There was not a second to be lost; towait was to increase the already overwhelming danger. Cautiously, andleaning well upon the stout baluster, he began the descent. Kennethfollowed him mechanically, with white face and a feeling of suffocationin his throat.
They gained the corner, and turning, they began what was truly theperilous part of their journey. Not more than a dozen steps were there;but at the bottom stood the guardroom door, and through the chink ofits opening a shaft of light fell upon the nethermost step.
What to read after The Tavern Knight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sabatini Rafael to read onlineMoreLess
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