Cedric, the Forester
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Then his hand seemed to tremble; and methought he suffered from the eyes of such a crowd of witnesses.
His fourth bolt struck just outside the black, and the fifth went two inches wide.
"What ails thee, lad?" questioned his father, full sharply. " Marvin had the wind to fight ; but the air was quiet for thee. Methinks the fare of Mount- joy hall too rich for a plain forester. Thou handled thy weapon better on rye bread and pease porridge." " Mayhap thou'rt right, Father," returned Cedric with a... laugh. " Or mayhap I grow soft with sleeping on so fair a couch of wool. To-day I cannot shoot, it seems. Another day may better it." John o' the Wallfield was now making careful sight at the bull's-eye; and all the assembly watched him close, for it had been whispered that but the day before 92 THE FESTIVAL OF THE ARCHERS he had made five bull's-eye strokes with ne'er a break, and at the same distance as now. He had many friends among the younger men and maids ; and these now called to him words of cheer and bade him show his mettle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then his hand seemed to tremble; and methought he suffered from the eyes of such a crowd of witnesses.
His fourth bolt struck just outside the black, and the fifth went two inches wide.
"What ails thee, lad?" questioned his father, full sharply. " Marvin had the wind to fight ; but the air was quiet for thee. Methinks the fare of Mount- joy hall too rich for a plain forester. Thou handled thy weapon better on rye bread and pease porridge." " Mayhap thou'rt right, Father," returned Cedric with a... laugh. " Or mayhap I grow soft with sleeping on so fair a couch of wool. To-day I cannot shoot, it seems. Another day may better it." John o' the Wallfield was now making careful sight at the bull's-eye; and all the assembly watched him close, for it had been whispered that but the day before 92 THE FESTIVAL OF THE ARCHERS he had made five bull's-eye strokes with ne'er a break, and at the same distance as now. He had many friends among the younger men and maids ; and these now called to him words of cheer and bade him show his mettle.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall, Bernard Gay, B. 1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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