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Well,^ she said, ' see here : I will not argue, but I tell you once for all : leave me this order, and the Prince shall be arrested — take it from me, and, as certain as I speak, I will upset the coach.
Trust me, or fear me : take your choice.^ And she offered him the paper.
The Baron, in a great contention of mind, stood irresolute, weighing the two dangers. Once his hand advanced, then dropped. ''Well,' he said, 'since trust is what you call it . . . .' ' No more,' she interrupted. ' Do not s...poil your atti- tude. And now since you have behaved like a good sort of fellow in the dark, I will condescend to tell you why. I go to the palace to arrange with Gordon ; but how is Gordon to obey me ? And how can I foresee the hours ? It may be midnight ; ay, and it may be night- fall ; alFs a chance ; and to act, I must be free and hold A ROMANCE 179 the strings of the adventure. And now/ she cried, ' your Vivien goes. Dub me your knight ! ' And she held out her arms and smiled upon him radiant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well,^ she said, ' see here : I will not argue, but I tell you once for all : leave me this order, and the Prince shall be arrested — take it from me, and, as certain as I speak, I will upset the coach.
Trust me, or fear me : take your choice.^ And she offered him the paper.
The Baron, in a great contention of mind, stood irresolute, weighing the two dangers. Once his hand advanced, then dropped. ''Well,' he said, 'since trust is what you call it . . . .' ' No more,' she interrupted. ' Do not s...poil your atti- tude. And now since you have behaved like a good sort of fellow in the dark, I will condescend to tell you why. I go to the palace to arrange with Gordon ; but how is Gordon to obey me ? And how can I foresee the hours ? It may be midnight ; ay, and it may be night- fall ; alFs a chance ; and to act, I must be free and hold A ROMANCE 179 the strings of the adventure. And now/ she cried, ' your Vivien goes. Dub me your knight ! ' And she held out her arms and smiled upon him radiant.
What to read after [collected Works] V. 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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