The Four Canadian Highwaymen
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Murfreylooked meaningly at his captain; and then rushing from the table, approached our hero. He had his hand in his hip pocket, and there wasa gleam of brutal ferocity in his face. Roland immediately drew hispistol.
'Ruffian, ' he cried, 'I am always prepared. If you make one stepfurther you fall where you stand. I am not afraid of you, nor of yourcaptain, nor of any one, or of _all_, your bloody band. I seekno quarrel with anybody; my great wish is to avoid quarrel; but asyou choose, one and ...all, to insult me, and to attempt my life, thisis my only course. ' The robber was dumbfounded, but he was speedilyrecalled to his senses by his chief.
'We will deal with this fellow at some other time. I have a differentmatter on hand now. Take this rope and fasten an end of it to hisarm, ' pointing to The Lifter.
The poor wretch knew that some horrible punishment was in store forhim, and his face grew deadly pale. Otherwise he showed no sign ofterror.
Murfrey fastened the cord, securely, as directed, and stood awaitingfurther instructions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Murfreylooked meaningly at his captain; and then rushing from the table, approached our hero. He had his hand in his hip pocket, and there wasa gleam of brutal ferocity in his face. Roland immediately drew hispistol.
'Ruffian, ' he cried, 'I am always prepared. If you make one stepfurther you fall where you stand. I am not afraid of you, nor of yourcaptain, nor of any one, or of _all_, your bloody band. I seekno quarrel with anybody; my great wish is to avoid quarrel; but asyou choose, one and ...all, to insult me, and to attempt my life, thisis my only course. ' The robber was dumbfounded, but he was speedilyrecalled to his senses by his chief.
'We will deal with this fellow at some other time. I have a differentmatter on hand now. Take this rope and fasten an end of it to hisarm, ' pointing to The Lifter.
The poor wretch knew that some horrible punishment was in store forhim, and his face grew deadly pale. Otherwise he showed no sign ofterror.
Murfrey fastened the cord, securely, as directed, and stood awaitingfurther instructions.
What to read after The Four Canadian Highwaymen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Joseph Edmund to read onlineMoreLess
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