The Teeth of the Tiger
The Teeth of the Tiger
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And the next moment he uttered another oath. A second skeleton hungbeside the first!
They were both fastened by stout ropes to rings fixed in the rafters ofthe barn. Their heads dangled from the slip-knots. The one against whichPerenna had struck was still moving slightly and the bones clickedtogether with a gruesome sound.
He dragged forward a rickety table, propped it up as best he could, andclimbed onto it to examine the two skeletons more closely. They wereturned toward each other, face to ...face. The first was considerably biggerthan the second. They were obviously the skeletons of a man and a woman. Even when they were not moved by a jolt of any kind, the wind blowingthrough the crevices in the barn set them lightly swinging to and fro, ina sort of very slow, rhythmical dance.
But what perhaps was most impressive in this ghastly spectacle was thefact that each of the skeletons, though deprived of every rag ofclothing, still wore a gold ring, too wide now that the flesh haddisappeared, but held, as in hooks, by the bent joints of the fingers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the next moment he uttered another oath. A second skeleton hungbeside the first!
They were both fastened by stout ropes to rings fixed in the rafters ofthe barn. Their heads dangled from the slip-knots. The one against whichPerenna had struck was still moving slightly and the bones clickedtogether with a gruesome sound.
He dragged forward a rickety table, propped it up as best he could, andclimbed onto it to examine the two skeletons more closely. They wereturned toward each other, face to ...face. The first was considerably biggerthan the second. They were obviously the skeletons of a man and a woman. Even when they were not moved by a jolt of any kind, the wind blowingthrough the crevices in the barn set them lightly swinging to and fro, ina sort of very slow, rhythmical dance.
But what perhaps was most impressive in this ghastly spectacle was thefact that each of the skeletons, though deprived of every rag ofclothing, still wore a gold ring, too wide now that the flesh haddisappeared, but held, as in hooks, by the bent joints of the fingers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leblanc Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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