At Agincourt
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It seems to me, Count, that, believing as he does that you are an agent of the duke's, hewas unwilling to say anything about this matter, as Burgundy might thwartthe intentions of the butchers. The man is heart and soul with them, andthough he is willing to sell you information that can do no harm to theirplans, he will say nothing that might enable Burgundy to thwart them. " "If I thought that Burgundy could, or would do so, I would inform him aswell as Aquitaine what is doing; but in the firs...t place he has not thepower, and in the second he would not have the will. What are a few scoreof lives to him, and those mostly of men of the Orleanist faction, incomparison with the support of Paris? I am vexed, too, at this failure ofSimon, that is to say, if it be a failure. That we shall know by mid-day. My daughter will meet him in the Place de Gr
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seems to me, Count, that, believing as he does that you are an agent of the duke's, hewas unwilling to say anything about this matter, as Burgundy might thwartthe intentions of the butchers. The man is heart and soul with them, andthough he is willing to sell you information that can do no harm to theirplans, he will say nothing that might enable Burgundy to thwart them. " "If I thought that Burgundy could, or would do so, I would inform him aswell as Aquitaine what is doing; but in the firs...t place he has not thepower, and in the second he would not have the will. What are a few scoreof lives to him, and those mostly of men of the Orleanist faction, incomparison with the support of Paris? I am vexed, too, at this failure ofSimon, that is to say, if it be a failure. That we shall know by mid-day. My daughter will meet him in the Place de Gr
What to read after At Agincourt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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