Acton's Feud
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Jack took his breech-loader, raised it to the shoulder, andsaid, "Ready!" Raffles pulled the string, the dummy bird rocketed up, andJack pressed the trigger.
For one second afterwards Jack did not rightly know what had happened. There was a blinding flash before his eyes, a something tore off his cap, and something stung his cheeks like spirts of scalding water. His lefthand felt numb and dead. This all happened in the fraction of a moment.
Jack looked at the gun in stupid wonder. The breech wa...s clean blown out!With a groan of horror, he dropped the gun. He realized that he hadescaped death by a miracle. He put up his right hand to his face, whichfelt on fire, and stared blankly at Raffles.
That worthy was scared out of his wits; but when he saw Jack was more orless alive, he managed to jerk out-- "That was a squeak, young shaver! Hurt any?" "Don't know, " said Jack, blankly.
Raffles anxiously examined him, and it was with no end of relief hesaid-- "Clean bill, sir--bar those flecks of powder on your cheek.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack took his breech-loader, raised it to the shoulder, andsaid, "Ready!" Raffles pulled the string, the dummy bird rocketed up, andJack pressed the trigger.
For one second afterwards Jack did not rightly know what had happened. There was a blinding flash before his eyes, a something tore off his cap, and something stung his cheeks like spirts of scalding water. His lefthand felt numb and dead. This all happened in the fraction of a moment.
Jack looked at the gun in stupid wonder. The breech wa...s clean blown out!With a groan of horror, he dropped the gun. He realized that he hadescaped death by a miracle. He put up his right hand to his face, whichfelt on fire, and stared blankly at Raffles.
That worthy was scared out of his wits; but when he saw Jack was more orless alive, he managed to jerk out-- "That was a squeak, young shaver! Hurt any?" "Don't know, " said Jack, blankly.
Raffles anxiously examined him, and it was with no end of relief hesaid-- "Clean bill, sir--bar those flecks of powder on your cheek.
What to read after Acton's Feud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swainson Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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