By England's Aid
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" CHAPTER XII.
RECRUITING THEIR FUNDS.
As soon as Gerald Burke began conversing with the merchants, Geoffreyfell back and took his place among their servants, with whom he at onceentered into conversation. To amuse himself he continued in the samestrain that he had heard Gerald adopt towards the merchants, and spokein terms of apprehension of the dangers of the journey, and of therough treatment that had befallen those who had ventured to offeropposition to the robbers. He was not long in disco...vering, by theanxious glances they cast round them, and by the manner of theirquestions, that some at least of the party were not to be relied uponin case of an encounter.
He was rather surprised at Gerald remaining so long in company with themerchants, for their pace was a slow one, as they were followed byeight heavily-laden mules, driven by two muleteers, and it would havebeen much pleasanter, he thought, to have trotted on at their usualpace. About midday, as they were passing along the edge of a thickwood, a party of men suddenly sprang out and ordered them to halt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CHAPTER XII.
RECRUITING THEIR FUNDS.
As soon as Gerald Burke began conversing with the merchants, Geoffreyfell back and took his place among their servants, with whom he at onceentered into conversation. To amuse himself he continued in the samestrain that he had heard Gerald adopt towards the merchants, and spokein terms of apprehension of the dangers of the journey, and of therough treatment that had befallen those who had ventured to offeropposition to the robbers. He was not long in disco...vering, by theanxious glances they cast round them, and by the manner of theirquestions, that some at least of the party were not to be relied uponin case of an encounter.
He was rather surprised at Gerald remaining so long in company with themerchants, for their pace was a slow one, as they were followed byeight heavily-laden mules, driven by two muleteers, and it would havebeen much pleasanter, he thought, to have trotted on at their usualpace. About midday, as they were passing along the edge of a thickwood, a party of men suddenly sprang out and ordered them to halt.
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