A Dash From Diamond City
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We sawnone on the other side. " "Very well, " said West sharply; "let's ride off, and keep the hillbetween us and them. " "Too late!" said Ingleborough. "This way; come on!" For as he spoke there was the loud beating noise of many hoofs, indicating that the whole or a portion of the commando was coming at agallop round the opposite side of the kopje from that by which thefugitives had come; and to have started then would have meant a gallopin full sight of a large body of men ready to deliver a... rifle-fire ofwhich they would have had to run the gauntlet.
"We're entering another trap, " said West bitterly, as they led theirreluctant ponies along the bed of the stream, fortunately for them toostony for any discoloration to be borne down to show the keen-eyed Boersthat someone had passed that way, and at the same time yielding noimpress of the footprints of man or beast.
As far as the fugitives could see, the ravine went in a devious course acouple of hundred yards into the eminence, but, as it proved, nearlyacross to the other side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We sawnone on the other side. " "Very well, " said West sharply; "let's ride off, and keep the hillbetween us and them. " "Too late!" said Ingleborough. "This way; come on!" For as he spoke there was the loud beating noise of many hoofs, indicating that the whole or a portion of the commando was coming at agallop round the opposite side of the kopje from that by which thefugitives had come; and to have started then would have meant a gallopin full sight of a large body of men ready to deliver a... rifle-fire ofwhich they would have had to run the gauntlet.
"We're entering another trap, " said West bitterly, as they led theirreluctant ponies along the bed of the stream, fortunately for them toostony for any discoloration to be borne down to show the keen-eyed Boersthat someone had passed that way, and at the same time yielding noimpress of the footprints of man or beast.
As far as the fugitives could see, the ravine went in a devious course acouple of hundred yards into the eminence, but, as it proved, nearlyacross to the other side.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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