Crichton V. 3
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I see," added he, changing his manner, " / am to blame, not thou." Upon which he clapped his hands together smartly, twice or thrice, and uttered a shrill and peculiar cry.
Exasperated by these sounds the bull slightly raised his head. The instant he did so, Druid, who had watched his opportunity, sprang furiously upon him, and made good his hold by fixing his teeth in the thick and fleshy covering of his antagonist's eye.
Bellowing with rage and pain, the wounded animal sought to free himself ...from his persecutor by violently dashing his head to the earth, plunging it between his legs, shaking and tossing it in the air. His efforts l 2 220 CR1CHTON.
were in vain. Crushed, bruised, and gored, Druid relinquished not his gripe.
The spectators were in ecstasies. Henri III. laughed till the tears filled his eyes.
The Bourbon, who stood on his right hand, appeared equally to enjoy the spectacle.
"By my bauble!" cried Chicot, thrusting himself between the steeds of the two monarchs. " Tis royal sport!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I see," added he, changing his manner, " / am to blame, not thou." Upon which he clapped his hands together smartly, twice or thrice, and uttered a shrill and peculiar cry.
Exasperated by these sounds the bull slightly raised his head. The instant he did so, Druid, who had watched his opportunity, sprang furiously upon him, and made good his hold by fixing his teeth in the thick and fleshy covering of his antagonist's eye.
Bellowing with rage and pain, the wounded animal sought to free himself ...from his persecutor by violently dashing his head to the earth, plunging it between his legs, shaking and tossing it in the air. His efforts l 2 220 CR1CHTON.
were in vain. Crushed, bruised, and gored, Druid relinquished not his gripe.
The spectators were in ecstasies. Henri III. laughed till the tears filled his eyes.
The Bourbon, who stood on his right hand, appeared equally to enjoy the spectacle.
"By my bauble!" cried Chicot, thrusting himself between the steeds of the two monarchs. " Tis royal sport!
What to read after Crichton V. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainsworth William Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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