Cromwells Own a Story of the Great Civil War
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253 CROMWELL'S OWN Capell had not forgotten Cromwell's change of front after Edge Hill, and was apprehensive that even yet he might retain Ralph in the troop. The evidence against Dangerfield was strong enough for most men, but Capell was far too astute to fall into Hepworth's error and underrate Cromwell's affection for the delin- quent. It was a desperate business. Capell had the strongest reasons for feeling that Ralph must go; but though he was confident that he, himself, had gained Cromwel...l's good will by his work since September, yet — he was not on safe ground. He tried to read his cap- tain's face, but it told him nothing. Then, slowly but decisively, he made the plunge.
" You ask of me that which I am loath to tell you, " he said. " This cornet of yours be not, like myself, a stranger here. Again, it may be reasoned that I have no concern with aught that does not touch his conduct as an officer, or the performance of his duty. All this would persuade me to silence, and if I speak it is only because you question me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
253 CROMWELL'S OWN Capell had not forgotten Cromwell's change of front after Edge Hill, and was apprehensive that even yet he might retain Ralph in the troop. The evidence against Dangerfield was strong enough for most men, but Capell was far too astute to fall into Hepworth's error and underrate Cromwell's affection for the delin- quent. It was a desperate business. Capell had the strongest reasons for feeling that Ralph must go; but though he was confident that he, himself, had gained Cromwel...l's good will by his work since September, yet — he was not on safe ground. He tried to read his cap- tain's face, but it told him nothing. Then, slowly but decisively, he made the plunge.
" You ask of me that which I am loath to tell you, " he said. " This cornet of yours be not, like myself, a stranger here. Again, it may be reasoned that I have no concern with aught that does not touch his conduct as an officer, or the performance of his duty. All this would persuade me to silence, and if I speak it is only because you question me.
What to read after Cromwells Own a Story of the Great Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Paterson to read onlineMoreLess
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