The Thin Red Line; And Blue Blood
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It was as well that he could not try, for hewould certainly have paid the penalty with his life.
They watched him very closely, these wild, unkempt, half-savagehorsemen; watched him as though he were a captive animal--a beast ofprey which might at any time break loose and rend them.
But the rough uncivilised Cossacks of the Don were not bad fellowsafter all.
Although they at first looked askance at him when he spoke to them, these simple boors were presently won over by the distress andsufferin...gs of their prisoner.
McKay was in great pain; his bonds cut into his flesh, he wasexhausted by the night's work, dejected at the ruin of his enterprise, uneasy as to his fate.
No food had crossed his lips for many hours, his throat was parchedand dry under the fierce heat of the sun.
He begged piteously for water, speaking in Russian, and using the mostfamiliar style of address. The men who rode on each side of him soonthawed as he called them "his little fathers, " and implored them togive him a drink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was as well that he could not try, for hewould certainly have paid the penalty with his life.
They watched him very closely, these wild, unkempt, half-savagehorsemen; watched him as though he were a captive animal--a beast ofprey which might at any time break loose and rend them.
But the rough uncivilised Cossacks of the Don were not bad fellowsafter all.
Although they at first looked askance at him when he spoke to them, these simple boors were presently won over by the distress andsufferin...gs of their prisoner.
McKay was in great pain; his bonds cut into his flesh, he wasexhausted by the night's work, dejected at the ruin of his enterprise, uneasy as to his fate.
No food had crossed his lips for many hours, his throat was parchedand dry under the fierce heat of the sun.
He begged piteously for water, speaking in Russian, and using the mostfamiliar style of address. The men who rode on each side of him soonthawed as he called them "his little fathers, " and implored them togive him a drink.
What to read after The Thin Red Line; And Blue Blood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffiths, Arthur, 1838-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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