The Disputed Vc a Tale of the Indian Mutiny
The Disputed Vc a Tale of the Indian Mutiny
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C. The subadar was not so sure. The fact that he, Pir Baksh, had contrived to get hold of one of the Feringhi officers was not such a secret as he had led Tynan to believe, and he knew that some of his neighbours, in order to curry favour with the winning side, would probably impart the news to the Com- missioner Sahib. Being an arrant coward he feared lest a rescue party should be following on his trail, and he knew what trackers the Gurkhas were. Until his anxiety on this head should be lifte...d, he did not mean to rid himself of his hostage. He pressed the party forward until close upon sunset, when Tynan was absolutely incapable of another step. The heat had told upon his wasted strength, and he was on the point of fainting. Nothing save the hope of escape could have kept him up so long. They halted in a small clearing among the trees. " For heaven's sake, subadar, let me have something to eat!" " I think the place will suit our purpose, " Pir Baksh ob- served, calmly ignoring the boy's request.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. The subadar was not so sure. The fact that he, Pir Baksh, had contrived to get hold of one of the Feringhi officers was not such a secret as he had led Tynan to believe, and he knew that some of his neighbours, in order to curry favour with the winning side, would probably impart the news to the Com- missioner Sahib. Being an arrant coward he feared lest a rescue party should be following on his trail, and he knew what trackers the Gurkhas were. Until his anxiety on this head should be lifte...d, he did not mean to rid himself of his hostage. He pressed the party forward until close upon sunset, when Tynan was absolutely incapable of another step. The heat had told upon his wasted strength, and he was on the point of fainting. Nothing save the hope of escape could have kept him up so long. They halted in a small clearing among the trees. " For heaven's sake, subadar, let me have something to eat!" " I think the place will suit our purpose, " Pir Baksh ob- served, calmly ignoring the boy's request.
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