A Man's Foes 3
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' The poor lad ?' I roused me to ask.
' I'll see to him, madam, if you will but lie still and rest,' she answered. * He shall have his portion to-day, at any rate.' ' But how ?' said I. ' Have we anything left ?' ' Oh yes,' said Margery. ^ One of these poor creatures, smitten with remorse, ran and fetched A MAN'S FOES 139 the guard ; they came up just as the rioters were busy parting their booty in front of the house. Some of it was already carried away ; but they saved some for us, and now the... poor starving wretches will reap the reward of their madness. I could find it in my heart to be sorry for them.' So, I thought drowsily, could I ; but I could not muster up the vigour to make sure. To bestir myself, either in mind or body, was beyond my strength ; so letting Margery have her will with me, I turned my face from the light and closed mine eyes.
' Bring Roland,' I said to her, ' when 'tis his bedtime, and lay him to sleep in mine arms ;' and upon her promise — ere she had finished making it, I think — I fell into the deepest and most dreamless sleep that ever I knew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The poor lad ?' I roused me to ask.
' I'll see to him, madam, if you will but lie still and rest,' she answered. * He shall have his portion to-day, at any rate.' ' But how ?' said I. ' Have we anything left ?' ' Oh yes,' said Margery. ^ One of these poor creatures, smitten with remorse, ran and fetched A MAN'S FOES 139 the guard ; they came up just as the rioters were busy parting their booty in front of the house. Some of it was already carried away ; but they saved some for us, and now the... poor starving wretches will reap the reward of their madness. I could find it in my heart to be sorry for them.' So, I thought drowsily, could I ; but I could not muster up the vigour to make sure. To bestir myself, either in mind or body, was beyond my strength ; so letting Margery have her will with me, I turned my face from the light and closed mine eyes.
' Bring Roland,' I said to her, ' when 'tis his bedtime, and lay him to sleep in mine arms ;' and upon her promise — ere she had finished making it, I think — I fell into the deepest and most dreamless sleep that ever I knew.
What to read after A Man's Foes 3?
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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