Loria. 28
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He confused the stronger pursuer by sud- den movements. Both fought for sur- vival with no thought of the purpose.
To the fighters no change was evi- dent. They could not hear the silence.
The warning of a stranger's presence.
Guns cocked for the kill were held in readiness.
The intruders stood at the rim of the field and watched the figures roll- ing in the dirt. The pursuer was victor but for a moment. Then the Pursued lashed out in a final effort. Both were so unbalanced that they fought the...ir own shadows and they clumsily struck at each other. Their blows had lost the force which had driven them on.
The first shot sounded as thunder, the second as the last lightning bolt of a storm. The woods were soundless.
The two fighting beasts fell dead from the direct shots of the hunters.
The woods began to sound again.
Not far off another beast made ready for the fight. The snake popped his head out of the hole and slipped forth unnoticed. His sides were bulging.
Anna M. Lanahan '54 ^inncu I ride on a cloud of happiness, And ivatch as you ride one too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He confused the stronger pursuer by sud- den movements. Both fought for sur- vival with no thought of the purpose.
To the fighters no change was evi- dent. They could not hear the silence.
The warning of a stranger's presence.
Guns cocked for the kill were held in readiness.
The intruders stood at the rim of the field and watched the figures roll- ing in the dirt. The pursuer was victor but for a moment. Then the Pursued lashed out in a final effort. Both were so unbalanced that they fought the...ir own shadows and they clumsily struck at each other. Their blows had lost the force which had driven them on.
The first shot sounded as thunder, the second as the last lightning bolt of a storm. The woods were soundless.
The two fighting beasts fell dead from the direct shots of the hunters.
The woods began to sound again.
Not far off another beast made ready for the fight. The snake popped his head out of the hole and slipped forth unnoticed. His sides were bulging.
Anna M. Lanahan '54 ^inncu I ride on a cloud of happiness, And ivatch as you ride one too.
What to read after Loria. 28?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Joseph's College, New York to read onlineMoreLess
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