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" The untidy brown head disappeared; in due course Lewis emerged from his chamber as neat and trim and generally pol- ished as beseems an English officer of dragoons. After a leisurely meal, and armed with a couple of cigars from Fargus' case, they sallied forth into the freshness of the morning. The father's sole thought being now to keep Lewis in his present collected and cheerful mood, he allowed no trace of his own misgivings to appear in look or word. "What a delicious day !" said he, as t...hey swung along. "In face of scenery like this, under such a sky, does not the errand on which we are bound seem incongruous ?" "Yes; the surroundings are more suggestive of an aubade than a trial by battle, " said Lewis. "Well, " he resumed, "I should have scoffed at the idea of such an enterprise a few days ago; but now, somehow, I rather enjoy the excitement. " They crossed the Neckar bridge and ascended the right bank of the river, discussing as they went the question of single combat; first, the institution as it now exists, then from a historical and ethical point of view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The untidy brown head disappeared; in due course Lewis emerged from his chamber as neat and trim and generally pol- ished as beseems an English officer of dragoons. After a leisurely meal, and armed with a couple of cigars from Fargus' case, they sallied forth into the freshness of the morning. The father's sole thought being now to keep Lewis in his present collected and cheerful mood, he allowed no trace of his own misgivings to appear in look or word. "What a delicious day !" said he, as t...hey swung along. "In face of scenery like this, under such a sky, does not the errand on which we are bound seem incongruous ?" "Yes; the surroundings are more suggestive of an aubade than a trial by battle, " said Lewis. "Well, " he resumed, "I should have scoffed at the idea of such an enterprise a few days ago; but now, somehow, I rather enjoy the excitement. " They crossed the Neckar bridge and ascended the right bank of the river, discussing as they went the question of single combat; first, the institution as it now exists, then from a historical and ethical point of view.
What to read after Consequences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Castle Egerton to read onlineMoreLess
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