Captain Macklin
Captain Macklin
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I knew what Laguerre would say, and I wondered hotly if the girl had seen me, and I swore at myself for having justified her con- tempt for us. Then I swore at myself again for giving a moment's consideration to what she thought. I was recalled to the present by the ap- parition of my adversary riding his pony toward me, partly supported and partly restrained by two of his friends. He was trembling with anger and pain and mortification.
" You shall fight me for this," he cried.
I was about to r...etort that he looked as though I had been fighting him, but it is not easy to laugh at a man when he is covered with dust and blood, and this one was so sorry a spectacle that I felt ashamed for him, and said nothing.
" I am not a street fighter," he raged. ** I wasn't taught to fight in a lot. But I'll fight you like a gentleman, just as though you were a gentleman. You needn't think you've heard the last of me. My friends will act for me, and, un- less you're a coward, you will name your seconds." Before I could answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I knew what Laguerre would say, and I wondered hotly if the girl had seen me, and I swore at myself for having justified her con- tempt for us. Then I swore at myself again for giving a moment's consideration to what she thought. I was recalled to the present by the ap- parition of my adversary riding his pony toward me, partly supported and partly restrained by two of his friends. He was trembling with anger and pain and mortification.
" You shall fight me for this," he cried.
I was about to r...etort that he looked as though I had been fighting him, but it is not easy to laugh at a man when he is covered with dust and blood, and this one was so sorry a spectacle that I felt ashamed for him, and said nothing.
" I am not a street fighter," he raged. ** I wasn't taught to fight in a lot. But I'll fight you like a gentleman, just as though you were a gentleman. You needn't think you've heard the last of me. My friends will act for me, and, un- less you're a coward, you will name your seconds." Before I could answer.
What to read after Captain Macklin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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