The Trail of the Sword, volume 1
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He went and unhooked afine brass lantern, of old Dutch workmanship, swung from the ceiling by achain. "We shall need a light, " he remarked.
They passed into the musty little hallway, and Gering with somedifficulty drew back the bolts. The door creaked open and they steppedout into the garden, Iberville leading the way. He had not conned his surroundings thatafternoon for nothing, and when they had reached a quiet place amongsome firs he hung the lantern to the branch of a tree, opening the lit...tleornamental door so that the light streamed out. There was not much ofit, but it would serve, and without a word, like two old warriors, theytook off their coats.
Meanwhile Morris had returned to the dining-room to find Jessica standingagaze there. She had just come in; for, chancing to be in her bed-chamber, which was just over the secret hallway, she had heard Geringshoot the bolts. Now, the chamber was in a corner, so that the windowfaced another way, but the incident seemed strange to her, and she stoodfor a moment listening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went and unhooked afine brass lantern, of old Dutch workmanship, swung from the ceiling by achain. "We shall need a light, " he remarked.
They passed into the musty little hallway, and Gering with somedifficulty drew back the bolts. The door creaked open and they steppedout into the garden, Iberville leading the way. He had not conned his surroundings thatafternoon for nothing, and when they had reached a quiet place amongsome firs he hung the lantern to the branch of a tree, opening the lit...tleornamental door so that the light streamed out. There was not much ofit, but it would serve, and without a word, like two old warriors, theytook off their coats.
Meanwhile Morris had returned to the dining-room to find Jessica standingagaze there. She had just come in; for, chancing to be in her bed-chamber, which was just over the secret hallway, she had heard Geringshoot the bolts. Now, the chamber was in a corner, so that the windowfaced another way, but the incident seemed strange to her, and she stoodfor a moment listening.
What to read after The Trail of the Sword, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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