كتاب · Quo Vadis
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المؤلف: Henryk Sienkiewicz
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Below, a line of men extended from the foot of the ladder to the
great circular horse-trough. Another line extended from the
opposite side of the store also to the horse-trough, where three
men worked the great pump.
Back twenty yards, along the King's Road, a white-faced row of
women and children stood, ready to rush home and move their
furniture into the fields.
Code, looking down, made out his mother and returned her friendly
wave. Their house was across the road not a hundred feet away.
With a muffled roar another drum on the pier exploded. A great
wave of molten fire shot out in the breeze, and the shingles on
Bill Boughton's store, parched with the drought of a month, burst
into quick flame.
The squire ran back to the water-trough.
"Dip!" he yelled. Big Pete Ellinwood, with the piles of buckets
beside him, seized one and twitched it full.
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