Heiress of Haddon
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As soon as this worthy had ascended, Edmund coolly made for theladder, but he was motioned back by a sweep of the arm, as thelandlord loosely fastened down the door.
"Who might you be, pray?" he asked, turning to the terror-strickencaptive; "and what are you doing here, eh?" At this sally Sir Thomas Stanley, who had just been exchangingcompliments with the Lord Keeper, turned round.
"Who might he be, " he laughed, repeating the words he had justoverheard; "well, by my troth, Sir George, he does... not remember hisown servant, even the one he sent about my sack. You have been priminghim with his own ale and this is the result.
"Not a drop, " interrupted the baron.
"What do you say?" gasped out the astonished innkeeper. "This rascallyknave a servant of mine! Pooh, does he look like it, I ask you? Youimpudent jackanapes, " he pursued, as he clutched the unfortunateEdmund by the collar. "What are you here for, eh? What are you herefor? Speak. " So far was Edmund from complying with this command that he remainedabsolutely silent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as this worthy had ascended, Edmund coolly made for theladder, but he was motioned back by a sweep of the arm, as thelandlord loosely fastened down the door.
"Who might you be, pray?" he asked, turning to the terror-strickencaptive; "and what are you doing here, eh?" At this sally Sir Thomas Stanley, who had just been exchangingcompliments with the Lord Keeper, turned round.
"Who might he be, " he laughed, repeating the words he had justoverheard; "well, by my troth, Sir George, he does... not remember hisown servant, even the one he sent about my sack. You have been priminghim with his own ale and this is the result.
"Not a drop, " interrupted the baron.
"What do you say?" gasped out the astonished innkeeper. "This rascallyknave a servant of mine! Pooh, does he look like it, I ask you? Youimpudent jackanapes, " he pursued, as he clutched the unfortunateEdmund by the collar. "What are you here for, eh? What are you herefor? Speak. " So far was Edmund from complying with this command that he remainedabsolutely silent.
What to read after Heiress of Haddon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doubleday William E. to read onlineMoreLess
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