If I Were King
If I Were King
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" "I had no hand in it. " Forgetting their respect for authority in the fury of theirantagonism, they struck angrily at each other across theirquestioner and were for grappling in close combat when Villon made asignal and they, in their turn, were dragged back raging into theranks of their fellow prisoners.
There was only one left now--Jehan le Loup--who stood with foldedarms and lowering brows, surveying the efforts of hiscomrades.. Villon made a sign, and the man was dragged into hispresence.... Villon clapped him on the shoulder.
"You seem a brisk, assured fellow for a man in duress. " The friendly demeanour of the great man cheered the prisoner and heanswered bluffly: "My good conscience sustains me. " Villon's demeanour was still amicable as he put his next question ina voice that came only to Jeban's ears.
"I am glad to hear it. How did Thevenin Pensete come to his death?" The muscles of Jehan le Loup's face twitched for a moment, but heclinched his fingers tightly to restrain himself and answered with asurly impassability, "How should I know, my lord?" Villon drew him nearer and spoke lower still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I had no hand in it. " Forgetting their respect for authority in the fury of theirantagonism, they struck angrily at each other across theirquestioner and were for grappling in close combat when Villon made asignal and they, in their turn, were dragged back raging into theranks of their fellow prisoners.
There was only one left now--Jehan le Loup--who stood with foldedarms and lowering brows, surveying the efforts of hiscomrades.. Villon made a sign, and the man was dragged into hispresence.... Villon clapped him on the shoulder.
"You seem a brisk, assured fellow for a man in duress. " The friendly demeanour of the great man cheered the prisoner and heanswered bluffly: "My good conscience sustains me. " Villon's demeanour was still amicable as he put his next question ina voice that came only to Jeban's ears.
"I am glad to hear it. How did Thevenin Pensete come to his death?" The muscles of Jehan le Loup's face twitched for a moment, but heclinched his fingers tightly to restrain himself and answered with asurly impassability, "How should I know, my lord?" Villon drew him nearer and spoke lower still.
What to read after If I Were King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccarthy Justin to read onlineMoreLess
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