Hugh Gwyeth a Roundhead Cavalier
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Hugh was silent a moment while he adjusted his paper and pen, then replied : " I am not com- ing to the city with you. Moreover, Corporal Ridydale, if you ever again mention unto me one word of Captain Gwyeth, I'll have no more deal- ings with you. " Then he turned resolutely to his task and wrote his answer, slowly, for he was an unhandy penman, and he wished the letter to be quite dignified in neatness.
WORTHY SIR : When we parted at Shrewsbury perhaps you may remember I said to you that you ...had no right to lay a command upon me. Since that time you have done naught to get you the 2i8 HUGH GWYETH CH.
right ; by your will I am no son of yours. Yet so long as I bear the name of Gwyeth it is my part to defend that name from any slander. Therefore I did enter on a quarrel with the one who defamed my family. The quarrel is now mine and I shall pursue it to the end. Though I have been flogged by your troopers, I have some notion of what becomes a gen- tleman of honor. Such a gentleman as my mother would wish me to be does not suffer another to undertake his defence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hugh was silent a moment while he adjusted his paper and pen, then replied : " I am not com- ing to the city with you. Moreover, Corporal Ridydale, if you ever again mention unto me one word of Captain Gwyeth, I'll have no more deal- ings with you. " Then he turned resolutely to his task and wrote his answer, slowly, for he was an unhandy penman, and he wished the letter to be quite dignified in neatness.
WORTHY SIR : When we parted at Shrewsbury perhaps you may remember I said to you that you ...had no right to lay a command upon me. Since that time you have done naught to get you the 2i8 HUGH GWYETH CH.
right ; by your will I am no son of yours. Yet so long as I bear the name of Gwyeth it is my part to defend that name from any slander. Therefore I did enter on a quarrel with the one who defamed my family. The quarrel is now mine and I shall pursue it to the end. Though I have been flogged by your troopers, I have some notion of what becomes a gen- tleman of honor. Such a gentleman as my mother would wish me to be does not suffer another to undertake his defence.
What to read after Hugh Gwyeth a Roundhead Cavalier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beulah Marie Dix to read onlineMoreLess
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