The Watchers a Novel
The Watchers a Novel
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For he had set the horse to a gallop and was far down the road.
I went back to the hearth where the landlord joined me. We both knelt down and raked away the ashes.
" What's that ? " said I, pointing to something blackened and scorched. The landlord picked it up.
" It is a piece of corduroy. " "And here's a bone button, " said I. "The ague was a sham, the fire a device to rob you. He came here without a penny piece and burnt his breeches last night. He has robbed you, he has robbed me, and he w...ill reach the Scilly Islands first. How far is it to Rockbere? " " Twelve miles. " " I must walk those twelve miles ? " "Yes. " " Will I get a horse there ? " " It is doubtful. " " He has a day's start then at the least. " So after all, though the horse did not stumble, nor the rider lie quiet by the roadside, he did not ride out of the forest at a gallop, and down the green bank into the open space beyond.
CHAPTER VI MY FIRST NIGHT UPON TRESCO I WALKED that day into Rockbere, and taking the advice of the innkeeper with whom I lodged, I hired a hack and a guide from him the next morning and struck across country for the sea ; for he assured me that I should most likely find a fishing smack at Topsham whose master would put me over to the Scillies, and that if the wind did but favour me I should reach the islands sooner that way than if I had the quickest horse under me that was ever foaled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For he had set the horse to a gallop and was far down the road.
I went back to the hearth where the landlord joined me. We both knelt down and raked away the ashes.
" What's that ? " said I, pointing to something blackened and scorched. The landlord picked it up.
" It is a piece of corduroy. " "And here's a bone button, " said I. "The ague was a sham, the fire a device to rob you. He came here without a penny piece and burnt his breeches last night. He has robbed you, he has robbed me, and he w...ill reach the Scilly Islands first. How far is it to Rockbere? " " Twelve miles. " " I must walk those twelve miles ? " "Yes. " " Will I get a horse there ? " " It is doubtful. " " He has a day's start then at the least. " So after all, though the horse did not stumble, nor the rider lie quiet by the roadside, he did not ride out of the forest at a gallop, and down the green bank into the open space beyond.
CHAPTER VI MY FIRST NIGHT UPON TRESCO I WALKED that day into Rockbere, and taking the advice of the innkeeper with whom I lodged, I hired a hack and a guide from him the next morning and struck across country for the sea ; for he assured me that I should most likely find a fishing smack at Topsham whose master would put me over to the Scillies, and that if the wind did but favour me I should reach the islands sooner that way than if I had the quickest horse under me that was ever foaled.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E W Alfred Edward Woodley Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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