The Jungle Girl
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He had been in her service for five years and was devoted to herand hers. He was carrying a rifle, for his master at his request hadlong ago given him arms to protect his _mem-sahib_. Before her marriagehe had once fought almost to the death to defend her when her brother'sbungalow had been attacked by rebels during a rising.
"It would be well to go into the house and put out the lights, _mem-sahib_, " he said quietly in Hindustani. "There is danger to-night. " As he spoke he extinguished the l...amp on the verandah and closed thedoors of the house. A second armed servant came quietly on to theverandah and the butler melted into the darkness of the garden; but theyheard him go to the gate as if to guard it.
"You had better go inside, Muriel, " said Mrs. Dermot, but made no moveto do so herself.
The girl did not appear to hear her. She was listening intently for anysound from the Fort. But silence had fallen on it.
"Muriel, won't you go into the house?" repeated her hostess.
"Eh? What? No, I couldn't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been in her service for five years and was devoted to herand hers. He was carrying a rifle, for his master at his request hadlong ago given him arms to protect his _mem-sahib_. Before her marriagehe had once fought almost to the death to defend her when her brother'sbungalow had been attacked by rebels during a rising.
"It would be well to go into the house and put out the lights, _mem-sahib_, " he said quietly in Hindustani. "There is danger to-night. " As he spoke he extinguished the l...amp on the verandah and closed thedoors of the house. A second armed servant came quietly on to theverandah and the butler melted into the darkness of the garden; but theyheard him go to the gate as if to guard it.
"You had better go inside, Muriel, " said Mrs. Dermot, but made no moveto do so herself.
The girl did not appear to hear her. She was listening intently for anysound from the Fort. But silence had fallen on it.
"Muriel, won't you go into the house?" repeated her hostess.
"Eh? What? No, I couldn't.
What to read after The Jungle Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Casserly Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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