For the Admiral 8 9
For the Admiral 8 9
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" CHAPTER XX L'Estang's Courier "The stranger rides a fine beast, " remarked Jacques, as we entered thestables; "it has stood the long journey well. The grooming and feed ofoats have made it as fresh as ever. " "Did he tell you his name?" I asked.
"No; he is a surly rascal. If he were to be in our company long, Ishould have to teach him good manners. Had I not better waken him? Weshall not reach Poictiers to-night. " "Yes; tell him we are ready to start. I have no wish to pass the nightat some ...village inn. " L'Estang's messenger was indeed a surly fellow. He came into thecourtyard rubbing his eyes and grumbling at being disturbed. His patronmight not reach the town before the morning, he said, and it would bebetter for us to make a two days' journey. His horse was tired, andlikely to break down on the way.
"Little fear of that!" declared Jacques brusquely; "the beast hasstrength for a hundred miles yet. 'Tis as fine a creature as I haveseen. " The courier looked at him with a gratified smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CHAPTER XX L'Estang's Courier "The stranger rides a fine beast, " remarked Jacques, as we entered thestables; "it has stood the long journey well. The grooming and feed ofoats have made it as fresh as ever. " "Did he tell you his name?" I asked.
"No; he is a surly rascal. If he were to be in our company long, Ishould have to teach him good manners. Had I not better waken him? Weshall not reach Poictiers to-night. " "Yes; tell him we are ready to start. I have no wish to pass the nightat some ...village inn. " L'Estang's messenger was indeed a surly fellow. He came into thecourtyard rubbing his eyes and grumbling at being disturbed. His patronmight not reach the town before the morning, he said, and it would bebetter for us to make a two days' journey. His horse was tired, andlikely to break down on the way.
"Little fear of that!" declared Jacques brusquely; "the beast hasstrength for a hundred miles yet. 'Tis as fine a creature as I haveseen. " The courier looked at him with a gratified smile.
What to read after For the Admiral 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Marx to read onlineMoreLess
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