Come Rack! Come Rope!
Come Rack! Come Rope!
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"There are lengths towhich none of us should go, even to preserve our health. " "I tell you, madam--" "There is no more to be said, sir, " said the Queen, closing her eyesagain.
"But what do I know of this fellow? How can I tell he is what heprofesses to be?" barked Sir Amyas.
"Then you should never have admitted him at all, " said the Queen, opening her eyes again. "And I will do the best that I can--" "But, madam, your health is my care; and Mr. Bourgoign here tells me--" "The subject does no...t interest me, " murmured the Queen, apparently halfasleep.
"But I will retire to the corner and turn my back, if that isnecessary, " growled the soldier.
There was no answer. She lay with closed eyes, and her woman began againto fan her gently.
* * * * * Robin began to understand the situation a little better. It was plainthat Sir Amyas was a great deal more anxious for the Queen's health thanhe pretended to be, or he would never have tolerated such objections. The Queen, too, must know of this, or she would not have ventured, withso much at stake, to treat him with such maddening rebuffs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"There are lengths towhich none of us should go, even to preserve our health. " "I tell you, madam--" "There is no more to be said, sir, " said the Queen, closing her eyesagain.
"But what do I know of this fellow? How can I tell he is what heprofesses to be?" barked Sir Amyas.
"Then you should never have admitted him at all, " said the Queen, opening her eyes again. "And I will do the best that I can--" "But, madam, your health is my care; and Mr. Bourgoign here tells me--" "The subject does no...t interest me, " murmured the Queen, apparently halfasleep.
"But I will retire to the corner and turn my back, if that isnecessary, " growled the soldier.
There was no answer. She lay with closed eyes, and her woman began againto fan her gently.
* * * * * Robin began to understand the situation a little better. It was plainthat Sir Amyas was a great deal more anxious for the Queen's health thanhe pretended to be, or he would never have tolerated such objections. The Queen, too, must know of this, or she would not have ventured, withso much at stake, to treat him with such maddening rebuffs.
What to read after Come Rack! Come Rope!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Robert Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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