In Honour's Cause
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for that? Pooh! nonsense! I'm very glad he was so considerateas not to disturb me over my dinner. I shouldn't have liked that, Squire Gowan. Didn't do it out of spite because he was not asked todinner, did he?" "Pish! no; he was asked, " said Captain Murray. "Yes; you wanted to saysomething, Gowan?" "Only that I will have a mattress on the floor, sir, and stay with him. " "Not necessary, boy, " said the doctor sharply.
"Let him be with his friend, doctor, " said Captain Murray.
"Friend, sir? I ...thought they were deadly enemies, trying hard to giveme a job this morning to fit their pieces together again. I don't wantto stop him from spoiling his night's rest if he likes; but if he stays, won't they begin barking and biting again?" "Not much fear of that--eh, Frank? There, stay with your friend. I'min hopes that you will do him more good than the doctor. " "Oh, very well, " said that gentleman.
"Then you don't think there is anything to be alarmed about?" said Frankanxiously.
"Pooh! no; not a bit more than if you had cut your finger with a sharpknife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for that? Pooh! nonsense! I'm very glad he was so considerateas not to disturb me over my dinner. I shouldn't have liked that, Squire Gowan. Didn't do it out of spite because he was not asked todinner, did he?" "Pish! no; he was asked, " said Captain Murray. "Yes; you wanted to saysomething, Gowan?" "Only that I will have a mattress on the floor, sir, and stay with him. " "Not necessary, boy, " said the doctor sharply.
"Let him be with his friend, doctor, " said Captain Murray.
"Friend, sir? I ...thought they were deadly enemies, trying hard to giveme a job this morning to fit their pieces together again. I don't wantto stop him from spoiling his night's rest if he likes; but if he stays, won't they begin barking and biting again?" "Not much fear of that--eh, Frank? There, stay with your friend. I'min hopes that you will do him more good than the doctor. " "Oh, very well, " said that gentleman.
"Then you don't think there is anything to be alarmed about?" said Frankanxiously.
"Pooh! no; not a bit more than if you had cut your finger with a sharpknife.
What to read after In Honour's Cause?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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