The Black Diamond
The Black Diamond
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Abner plunged on through the wood. He knew that he was running for his life. It was good to be running for his life. He went on crashing through the undergrowth of the wood battling with back-springing saplings, torn with briers, laughing, curiously, wildly exultant. He did not stop to think that he had lost touch with the others. In an affair of this kind each must look to himself. He only knew that he had escaped out of the mouth of danger. His head spun with the elation of his heart pumping ...blood into his brain. In that moment he felt that he had courage for anything, and it pleased him particularly to think that Badger had suffered this defeat.
He emerged from the woods into open fields, so calm under the peace of night that it was hard to believe that any human violence had lately invaded them. West- ward the quiet hills stood folded for the night. A gibbous The Black Diamond i6i moon rose languidly above the mists. He stood in the middle of the field, tinghng to his finger-tips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abner plunged on through the wood. He knew that he was running for his life. It was good to be running for his life. He went on crashing through the undergrowth of the wood battling with back-springing saplings, torn with briers, laughing, curiously, wildly exultant. He did not stop to think that he had lost touch with the others. In an affair of this kind each must look to himself. He only knew that he had escaped out of the mouth of danger. His head spun with the elation of his heart pumping ...blood into his brain. In that moment he felt that he had courage for anything, and it pleased him particularly to think that Badger had suffered this defeat.
He emerged from the woods into open fields, so calm under the peace of night that it was hard to believe that any human violence had lately invaded them. West- ward the quiet hills stood folded for the night. A gibbous The Black Diamond i6i moon rose languidly above the mists. He stood in the middle of the field, tinghng to his finger-tips.
What to read after The Black Diamond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Francis Brett to read onlineMoreLess
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