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"He's a' right!" cried the people round. "He's a rare brave lad. Good lad! Good lad!" Barton poured some brandy into his mouth. The mists cleared a little, and he realised where he was and what he hadto do. But he was still very weak, and he hardly dared to hope that hecould survive another round.
"Seconds out of the ring!" cried the referee. "Time!" The Croxley Master sprang eagerly off his stool.
"Keep clear of him! Go easy for a bit, " said Barton, and Montgomerywalked out to meet his man on...ce more.
He had had two lessons--the one when the Master got him into his corner, the other when he had been lured into mixing it up with so powerful anantagonist. Now he would be wary. Another blow would finish him; hecould afford to run no risks. The Master was determined to follow uphis advantage, and rushed at him, slogging furiously right and left. But Montgomery was too young and active to be caught. He was strongupon his legs once more, and his wits had all come back to him. It wasa gallant sight--the line-of-battleship trying to pour its overwhelmingbroadside into the frigate, and the frigate manoeuvring always so as toavoid it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He's a' right!" cried the people round. "He's a rare brave lad. Good lad! Good lad!" Barton poured some brandy into his mouth. The mists cleared a little, and he realised where he was and what he hadto do. But he was still very weak, and he hardly dared to hope that hecould survive another round.
"Seconds out of the ring!" cried the referee. "Time!" The Croxley Master sprang eagerly off his stool.
"Keep clear of him! Go easy for a bit, " said Barton, and Montgomerywalked out to meet his man on...ce more.
He had had two lessons--the one when the Master got him into his corner, the other when he had been lured into mixing it up with so powerful anantagonist. Now he would be wary. Another blow would finish him; hecould afford to run no risks. The Master was determined to follow uphis advantage, and rushed at him, slogging furiously right and left. But Montgomery was too young and active to be caught. He was strongupon his legs once more, and his wits had all come back to him. It wasa gallant sight--the line-of-battleship trying to pour its overwhelmingbroadside into the frigate, and the frigate manoeuvring always so as toavoid it.
What to read after The Green Flag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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