Dasha_Vernygora. Lorna Doone

  • The end of school days
  • In/AT the beginning of the story, John Fry, a worker from A farm, comes to collect John Ridd, who is A twelve-year-old boy, from his school at Tiverton. John Fry rides A horse to the front gates and he also has a smaller one for John Ridd. The man is two weeks early so that young boy is surprised. John Ridd knows that something is wrong. John Fry doesn't want to answer to any question about THE boy's father. He just says that his father is very busy now. But John Ridd knows that the man lies. But anyway, the boy packes his bags and starts the journey home. John Fry looks unhappy about something but young Ridd tries to hope for the best/BETTER. While they are ridding they see a coach with a six hourses. In the front seat is sitting A foreign-looking woman and a pretty little girl. John Ridd is surprised to see this rich family. Then the road is getting worse and worse and soon they come into a very dangerous part of the country. This is Exmoor, a place where lives a family of robbers called the Doones. Everyone in the country is afraid of them because the Doones are famous for their cruelty. What heppens next?
    • The end of school days. Part 2.
    • At the beginning of this part of story, John Ridd and John Fry ride to the Exmoor. It's the place of high hills and valleys and there lives a very dangerous family, named the Doones. It is getting dark and a fog is coming down. It's the night when the Doones are out. But John Fry and John Ridd are coming near the path, that the Doones always use! John Ridd wants to ride faster and cross the Doones path quickly, but John Fry stops him. He asks to go slowly and quietly if the boy wants to see his home again. But suddenly they hear the sound of hourses. John Fry rides their horses off the path and they hide. But boy wants to look at the Doones and he goes up onto a hill above the path to see them. And he sees a frightening sight. There are thirty horsemen below him! They are heavy, strong, they are also dressed for battle, carrying guns. What is going to be next?
      • After School Days. Part 3
      • At the begining of this part of story, John Ridd sees the Doones. They are dressed for battle, carryng guns. There are all the things they stole: sheeps, animals, clothes, jewellery, food... But one sinister man in the crowd has a child across his horse. This child is a little girl! She is wearing a very sheen and expensive dress. John thinks that Doones stole her for this thing. He don't know is she alive or dead, but the sightof that makes him angry. Then John Fry and John Ridd get home to the farm, but the boy's father does't come out to meet his son. The boy thinks, that he is really busy and he can't come. But deep inside he knows, that it isn't true at all. He runs away and hidES... And later he finds out that his father is dead. Someone killed him. Who could it be?
        • The end of shool days. Part 4
          At the beginning of this part of the story, John Ridd finds out that his father is killed. He is murdered by the Doones. He is riding with six other farmers, but the Doones stop them and ask them for their money. The other farmers pass money, but John's father is brave and he tries to hit robbers with a stick, but one of the men shoots him away. The Dones do almost anything they want on Exmoor and local judges and law officers help them. The Doones aren't local people. They are from the north of England. Their leader is Sir Ensor Doone, who is/HAS a lot of money and land. +
        • He argues with The Earl of Lorne, who HAS selected all his land. +
        • Sir Ensor becomes poor and he startS living outside the law. +
        • He founds/FINDS a new place to live - Exmoor. +
        • His sons HAS grew/GROWN up and they do what they want. They started as robbers, but sooner they become murderERs. ++
        • The people of Exmoor are too afraid, so what could they do? The Doones are too strong to fight them! So, there is no punishment for a man, who killed the father of the poor boy.
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