Highway Robbery
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So the mare really was horse royalty. I hadn’t tricked those girls at all. In fact, I had undercharged them!
‘Black Bess,’ I whispered, stroking her nose.
The captain laughed and leaned against her shoulder, one arm thrown loosely over her neck. I have to admit I thought it a cheek for him to take such a liberty with her, as if she was just some old tinker’s nag. But he was a captain of the king’s guard, so what could I say? And in any event, I very soon forgot about it in the light of what he s...aid next.
‘Dick Turpin waylaid and robbed a mail coach and stole a bag of gold coin that was destined for the Bank of England. When he had gone, the driver unhitched the lead horse and rode ahead, where he happened to encounter me and my men while we were on exercise in the countryside. We were able to pick up Turpin’s trail while it was still warm, and it led here. His horse’s shoes’ – and here he picked up one of Black Bess’s feet so he could show me – ‘have quite an unusual nail pattern, so we had no difficulty tracking him.’ I nodded glumly, greatly disliking what I was hearing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the mare really was horse royalty. I hadn’t tricked those girls at all. In fact, I had undercharged them!
‘Black Bess,’ I whispered, stroking her nose.
The captain laughed and leaned against her shoulder, one arm thrown loosely over her neck. I have to admit I thought it a cheek for him to take such a liberty with her, as if she was just some old tinker’s nag. But he was a captain of the king’s guard, so what could I say? And in any event, I very soon forgot about it in the light of what he s...aid next.
‘Dick Turpin waylaid and robbed a mail coach and stole a bag of gold coin that was destined for the Bank of England. When he had gone, the driver unhitched the lead horse and rode ahead, where he happened to encounter me and my men while we were on exercise in the countryside. We were able to pick up Turpin’s trail while it was still warm, and it led here. His horse’s shoes’ – and here he picked up one of Black Bess’s feet so he could show me – ‘have quite an unusual nail pattern, so we had no difficulty tracking him.’ I nodded glumly, greatly disliking what I was hearing.
What to read after Highway Robbery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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