Under the Lone Star a Story of Revolution in Nicaragua
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I was ashamed of my nervousness, yet could not subdue it. I was in an agony of fear, yet did not know what frightened me. Instinctively my right hand closed over the handle of my revolver, and I lay listening with strained ears for a repetition of the sound. It did not come, only the regular breathing of the sleeping colonel and the monotonous tramp of the sentry beneath could be heard I smiled to myself in the darkwess, smiled at the thought of my childish weakness, and was in the very act of ...re- closing my eyes, when it struck me forcibly that on the ground at the foot of Walker s bedstead was a dark patch hitherto unseen. I began to consider. Had I observed it before ? Cer tainly I could not remember it. It could not be caused by the sudden failure of the dim light from outside. In that case the whole of the space would have been darkened. But it was not so; and, moreover, this particular patch appeared to possess substance. 214 THE MOUSE HELPS THE LION. Very carefully I watched, and presently my vigilance was rewarded by a further discovery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was ashamed of my nervousness, yet could not subdue it. I was in an agony of fear, yet did not know what frightened me. Instinctively my right hand closed over the handle of my revolver, and I lay listening with strained ears for a repetition of the sound. It did not come, only the regular breathing of the sleeping colonel and the monotonous tramp of the sentry beneath could be heard I smiled to myself in the darkwess, smiled at the thought of my childish weakness, and was in the very act of ...re- closing my eyes, when it struck me forcibly that on the ground at the foot of Walker s bedstead was a dark patch hitherto unseen. I began to consider. Had I observed it before ? Cer tainly I could not remember it. It could not be caused by the sudden failure of the dim light from outside. In that case the whole of the space would have been darkened. But it was not so; and, moreover, this particular patch appeared to possess substance. 214 THE MOUSE HELPS THE LION. Very carefully I watched, and presently my vigilance was rewarded by a further discovery.
What to read after Under the Lone Star a Story of Revolution in Nicaragua?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayens Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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