Vandrad the Viking, the Feud And the Spell
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Twice he called aloud on servants by theirnames, but there came no answer. Then with a frown he rose andwalked down the hall.
The high table at which they sat was lit by two great torches seton stands. While Thorar was still going down the room, Estein, with a deliberately clumsy movement, upset and extinguished theone nearest him. Casting a look over his shoulder, he saw thelawman leave the hall at the far end; and then he rose to hisfeet, and making an affectation of relighting the extinguish...edtorch from the other, put the second out, and in the sudden half-darkness that ensued, slipped under the board, and ran on hishands and feet for the door at that end of the hall. No one aboutseemed to notice his departure, but just as he carefully openedthe door he thought he saw with the corner of his eye a man slipout at the far end.
CHAPTER XI.
THE HOUSE IN THE FOREST.
Coming from the warmth and light of the hall, the night outsidestruck sharp and bitterly cold. A thin cloud hid the moon, butthere was quite light enough to see that the snow-covered courtwas deserted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twice he called aloud on servants by theirnames, but there came no answer. Then with a frown he rose andwalked down the hall.
The high table at which they sat was lit by two great torches seton stands. While Thorar was still going down the room, Estein, with a deliberately clumsy movement, upset and extinguished theone nearest him. Casting a look over his shoulder, he saw thelawman leave the hall at the far end; and then he rose to hisfeet, and making an affectation of relighting the extinguish...edtorch from the other, put the second out, and in the sudden half-darkness that ensued, slipped under the board, and ran on hishands and feet for the door at that end of the hall. No one aboutseemed to notice his departure, but just as he carefully openedthe door he thought he saw with the corner of his eye a man slipout at the far end.
CHAPTER XI.
THE HOUSE IN THE FOREST.
Coming from the warmth and light of the hall, the night outsidestruck sharp and bitterly cold. A thin cloud hid the moon, butthere was quite light enough to see that the snow-covered courtwas deserted.
What to read after Vandrad the Viking, the Feud And the Spell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Storer Joseph Storer Clouston to read onlineMoreLess
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