Otto of the Silver Hand
Otto of the Silver Hand
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Baron Henry and the other came forth from the cell, carefully closingthe wooden door behind them. At the end of the corridor the Baronturned, "Let the leech be sent to the boy, " said he. And then he turnedand walked away.
Otto lay upon the hard couch in his cell, covered with a shaggy bearskin. His face was paler and thinner than ever, and dark rings encircledhis blue eyes. He was looking toward the door, for there was a noise ofsomeone fumbling with the lock without.
Since that dreadful day w...hen Baron Henry had come to his cell, only twosouls had visited Otto. One was the fellow who had come with the Baronthat time; his name, Otto found, was Casper. He brought the boy his rudemeals of bread and meat and water. The other visitor was the leech ordoctor, a thin, weasand little man, with a kindly, wrinkled face and agossiping tongue, who, besides binding wounds, bleeding, and leeching, and administering his simple remedies to those who were taken sick inthe castle, acted as the Baron's barber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baron Henry and the other came forth from the cell, carefully closingthe wooden door behind them. At the end of the corridor the Baronturned, "Let the leech be sent to the boy, " said he. And then he turnedand walked away.
Otto lay upon the hard couch in his cell, covered with a shaggy bearskin. His face was paler and thinner than ever, and dark rings encircledhis blue eyes. He was looking toward the door, for there was a noise ofsomeone fumbling with the lock without.
Since that dreadful day w...hen Baron Henry had come to his cell, only twosouls had visited Otto. One was the fellow who had come with the Baronthat time; his name, Otto found, was Casper. He brought the boy his rudemeals of bread and meat and water. The other visitor was the leech ordoctor, a thin, weasand little man, with a kindly, wrinkled face and agossiping tongue, who, besides binding wounds, bleeding, and leeching, and administering his simple remedies to those who were taken sick inthe castle, acted as the Baron's barber.
What to read after Otto of the Silver Hand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pyle Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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