An Affair of State
An Affair of State
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"You deserve well of your country far better than some of 'em. Yes, I mean you, Evan, for one. " CUTTING THE KNOT 253 Half the room was included in her brilliant sweeping gesture. "You are too much of a Briton, Loring, to misjudge me at such a time as this. But I don't intend to put Alice out. I have engaged a room at the inn in the village the Coach and Horses where I shall sleep. " The host was very firm, however.
"No, Evelyn, " he said, "we can't allow that. House-room is not so scarce as al...l that. Here you are, and here you've got to stay that's if you'll honour us. " VI EVELYN ROCKINGHAM'S arrival had aston- ished everybody. Her audacity was proverbial. In all her actions she was a law unto herself; but in the opinion of a majority of the guests a surprise visit to Cloudesley in such circumstances was merely a piece of insolent foolhardiness. But even the Evelyn Rockinghams of the world do not act entirely from caprice. What had brought her down there? was the question each person asked of his or her neighbour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You deserve well of your country far better than some of 'em. Yes, I mean you, Evan, for one. " CUTTING THE KNOT 253 Half the room was included in her brilliant sweeping gesture. "You are too much of a Briton, Loring, to misjudge me at such a time as this. But I don't intend to put Alice out. I have engaged a room at the inn in the village the Coach and Horses where I shall sleep. " The host was very firm, however.
"No, Evelyn, " he said, "we can't allow that. House-room is not so scarce as al...l that. Here you are, and here you've got to stay that's if you'll honour us. " VI EVELYN ROCKINGHAM'S arrival had aston- ished everybody. Her audacity was proverbial. In all her actions she was a law unto herself; but in the opinion of a majority of the guests a surprise visit to Cloudesley in such circumstances was merely a piece of insolent foolhardiness. But even the Evelyn Rockinghams of the world do not act entirely from caprice. What had brought her down there? was the question each person asked of his or her neighbour.
What to read after An Affair of State?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snaith, J. C. (John Collis), 1876-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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