The Terror: a Mystery
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This walk led along the cliffs towards Meiros, and then one could turn inland and return to Forth by deep winding lanes that went [109] The Terror over the AUt. So Merritt set out early one morning and got as far as a sentry-box at the foot of the path that led up to the cliff.
There was a sentry pacing up and down in front of the box, and he called on Merritt to produce his pass, or to turn back to the main road. Merritt was a good deal put out, and asked the doctor about this strict guard. An...d the doctor was surprised.
"I didn't know they had put their bar up there," he said. "I suppose it's wise. We are certainly in the far West here; still, the Germans might slip round and raid us and do a lot of damage just because Meirion is the last place we should expect them to go for." "But there are no fortifications, surely, on the cliff?" "Oh, no ; I never heard of anything of the kind there." "Well, what's the point of forbidding the public to go on the cliff, then? I can quite understand putting a sentry on the top to [no] The Terror keep a look-out for the enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This walk led along the cliffs towards Meiros, and then one could turn inland and return to Forth by deep winding lanes that went [109] The Terror over the AUt. So Merritt set out early one morning and got as far as a sentry-box at the foot of the path that led up to the cliff.
There was a sentry pacing up and down in front of the box, and he called on Merritt to produce his pass, or to turn back to the main road. Merritt was a good deal put out, and asked the doctor about this strict guard. An...d the doctor was surprised.
"I didn't know they had put their bar up there," he said. "I suppose it's wise. We are certainly in the far West here; still, the Germans might slip round and raid us and do a lot of damage just because Meirion is the last place we should expect them to go for." "But there are no fortifications, surely, on the cliff?" "Oh, no ; I never heard of anything of the kind there." "Well, what's the point of forbidding the public to go on the cliff, then? I can quite understand putting a sentry on the top to [no] The Terror keep a look-out for the enemy.
What to read after The Terror: a Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Machen Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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