In Old Hadley
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Russell — "Thou hast my permission to search, as thou wouldst." Soldier— (to companion, aside) "He seemeth in no wise unwilling for us to search. What dost advise?" Second Soldier — (aside) "We hath the King's command to search for these outlaws, where we wouldst." First Soldier — "Dost think that we should search this holy man's house?" Second Soldier — "And why not? Hath we not the King's command?" First Soldier — "One of us best stay here on guard while the other search." Second Soldier — "T...hou speaketh truly. I will search. Remain thou here, that none leave the house w r hile we search." First Soldier — "Those without will allow no one to depart until we return to them." Second Soldier — "So be it. I will search. See that tnou dost keep sharp lookout." First Soldier — "That I will. If we but return these outlaws to the King, then indeed, will the murder of Charles £he First be avenged." Second Soldier — "Yea, and the thanks of his royal son, Charles the Sec- ond, will be ours." (salutes.) (Passes out b.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Russell — "Thou hast my permission to search, as thou wouldst." Soldier— (to companion, aside) "He seemeth in no wise unwilling for us to search. What dost advise?" Second Soldier — (aside) "We hath the King's command to search for these outlaws, where we wouldst." First Soldier — "Dost think that we should search this holy man's house?" Second Soldier — "And why not? Hath we not the King's command?" First Soldier — "One of us best stay here on guard while the other search." Second Soldier — "T...hou speaketh truly. I will search. Remain thou here, that none leave the house w r hile we search." First Soldier — "Those without will allow no one to depart until we return to them." Second Soldier — "So be it. I will search. See that tnou dost keep sharp lookout." First Soldier — "That I will. If we but return these outlaws to the King, then indeed, will the murder of Charles £he First be avenged." Second Soldier — "Yea, and the thanks of his royal son, Charles the Sec- ond, will be ours." (salutes.) (Passes out b.
What to read after In Old Hadley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh, George Cook, 1861- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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