Macmillan's Reading Books
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A huge red glaring bonfire speedily arose close to the doorof the prison, sending up a tall column of smoke and flame againstits antique turrets and strongly-grated windows, and illuminating theferocious and wild gestures of the rioters who surrounded the place, aswell as the pale and anxious groups of those who, from windows in thevicinage, watched the progress of this alarming scene. The mob fed thefire with whatever they could find fit for the purpose. The flamesroared and crackled among the... heaps of nourishment piled on the fire, and a terrible shout soon announced that the door had kindled, and wasin the act of being destroyed. The fire was suffered to decay, but, longere it was quite extinguished, the most forward of the rioters rushed, in their impatience, one after another, over its yet smoulderingremains. Thick showers of sparkles rose high in the air, as man afterman bounded over the glowing embers, and disturbed them in theirpassage. It was now obvious to Butler, and all others who were present, that the rioters would be instantly in possession of their victim, andhave it in their power to work their pleasure upon him, whatever thatmight be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A huge red glaring bonfire speedily arose close to the doorof the prison, sending up a tall column of smoke and flame againstits antique turrets and strongly-grated windows, and illuminating theferocious and wild gestures of the rioters who surrounded the place, aswell as the pale and anxious groups of those who, from windows in thevicinage, watched the progress of this alarming scene. The mob fed thefire with whatever they could find fit for the purpose. The flamesroared and crackled among the... heaps of nourishment piled on the fire, and a terrible shout soon announced that the door had kindled, and wasin the act of being destroyed. The fire was suffered to decay, but, longere it was quite extinguished, the most forward of the rioters rushed, in their impatience, one after another, over its yet smoulderingremains. Thick showers of sparkles rose high in the air, as man afterman bounded over the glowing embers, and disturbed them in theirpassage. It was now obvious to Butler, and all others who were present, that the rioters would be instantly in possession of their victim, andhave it in their power to work their pleasure upon him, whatever thatmight be.
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