A Broken Sword a Tale of the Civil War
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Permit me to intro- duce myself. My name is Webb/' AN ARREST EVADED. 109 Forno raised his Panama and bowed with cavalier grace. "I thank you sincerely, suh, but I should hardly like to leave Mr. Wallis. In fact, we were planning a little luncheon here al fresco. Mr. Sout- ter, who is with me, had a basket filled this morning at Delmonico's. Mr. Wallis's servant has gone for the necessary tableware. " "As you please, Major Forno, but I shall renew the invitation later. You may find it convenient... to visit us before you return, and, as I may not be there, let me present" and here Webb turned and signalled "my friend Mr. Barclay of the teenth Infantry. Barclay, Major Forno, " whereat again Panama and forage-cap were raised, and with much grave cour- tesy the two shook hands. "Recently of the Seventh, if I mistake not, Mr. Barclay?" said Forno, his fine face lighting with a pleasant smile. "I had the good fortune to meet sev- eral of your comrades when you visited Richmond a few years ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Permit me to intro- duce myself. My name is Webb/' AN ARREST EVADED. 109 Forno raised his Panama and bowed with cavalier grace. "I thank you sincerely, suh, but I should hardly like to leave Mr. Wallis. In fact, we were planning a little luncheon here al fresco. Mr. Sout- ter, who is with me, had a basket filled this morning at Delmonico's. Mr. Wallis's servant has gone for the necessary tableware. " "As you please, Major Forno, but I shall renew the invitation later. You may find it convenient... to visit us before you return, and, as I may not be there, let me present" and here Webb turned and signalled "my friend Mr. Barclay of the teenth Infantry. Barclay, Major Forno, " whereat again Panama and forage-cap were raised, and with much grave cour- tesy the two shook hands. "Recently of the Seventh, if I mistake not, Mr. Barclay?" said Forno, his fine face lighting with a pleasant smile. "I had the good fortune to meet sev- eral of your comrades when you visited Richmond a few years ago.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Charles, 1844-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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