A Man's Foes 2
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He advanced into the room, bowing twice, almost to the ground, to my Lord Mountjoy.
The lad, Marmaduke Stewart, on the settle by the fire, where I had placed him, gazed from one to another of us with wide-open, wondering eyes. Captain Hamilton bowed to him also with the most extreme ceremony.
1 My lord Viscount !' said he. ' This is in- deed a most unexpected visit, and one of which I feel myself totally unworthy. Your lordship's son, too ! You do my poor house even too much honour. I own I was... unprepared for it.
God give me grace to show my gratitude !' My lord had never a word to say, but stood as disconcerted as if he had really served Captain Hamilton the scurvy trick he believed.
Only he stole a side-glance at me, as though he said, ' You can put this right, if it please you/ For me, I had it on the tip of my tongue to explain. But, as if to bring me in mind of my 86 A MAN'S FOES clear duty, Captain Hamilton turned round to Lundy with hand outstretched, and voice that rang welcome — so to point the difference of his regard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He advanced into the room, bowing twice, almost to the ground, to my Lord Mountjoy.
The lad, Marmaduke Stewart, on the settle by the fire, where I had placed him, gazed from one to another of us with wide-open, wondering eyes. Captain Hamilton bowed to him also with the most extreme ceremony.
1 My lord Viscount !' said he. ' This is in- deed a most unexpected visit, and one of which I feel myself totally unworthy. Your lordship's son, too ! You do my poor house even too much honour. I own I was... unprepared for it.
God give me grace to show my gratitude !' My lord had never a word to say, but stood as disconcerted as if he had really served Captain Hamilton the scurvy trick he believed.
Only he stole a side-glance at me, as though he said, ' You can put this right, if it please you/ For me, I had it on the tip of my tongue to explain. But, as if to bring me in mind of my 86 A MAN'S FOES clear duty, Captain Hamilton turned round to Lundy with hand outstretched, and voice that rang welcome — so to point the difference of his regard.
What to read after A Man's Foes 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strain, E. H. (Euphans H.) to read onlineMoreLess
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