Jacques Bonneval
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" "Give him a lift, Jacques, " said my uncle to me; "the poor man isweary. " Finding him to be one of my uncle's flock, I readily did so;the more that his tone and words betokened honesty.
"Sir, you are doubtless going to join your brother-ministers, " saidJoseph. "Have you a passport?" "I have not, but I hope to get one on the frontier, or find some otherpath open to me, " said my uncle.
"Let us trust the 'other path' may open, then, " said Joseph, "for mostvexatious obstacles are being thrown... in the way of our ministers on thefrontier; they are either refused passports altogether, or such as theyare provided with are declared worthless. " "Romilly's passport, then, will be no good, " thought I, and I was musingon the moral advantage to my uncle of his having refused to use it fromthe first, when Joseph in alarm cried-- "Hist--I hear some one galloping hard after us. Let us whip on as fastas we can. " But we had just reached the foot of a heavy ascent, and the pursuergained upon us, and presently came up panting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Give him a lift, Jacques, " said my uncle to me; "the poor man isweary. " Finding him to be one of my uncle's flock, I readily did so;the more that his tone and words betokened honesty.
"Sir, you are doubtless going to join your brother-ministers, " saidJoseph. "Have you a passport?" "I have not, but I hope to get one on the frontier, or find some otherpath open to me, " said my uncle.
"Let us trust the 'other path' may open, then, " said Joseph, "for mostvexatious obstacles are being thrown... in the way of our ministers on thefrontier; they are either refused passports altogether, or such as theyare provided with are declared worthless. " "Romilly's passport, then, will be no good, " thought I, and I was musingon the moral advantage to my uncle of his having refused to use it fromthe first, when Joseph in alarm cried-- "Hist--I hear some one galloping hard after us. Let us whip on as fastas we can. " But we had just reached the foot of a heavy ascent, and the pursuergained upon us, and presently came up panting.
What to read after Jacques Bonneval?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Manning to read onlineMoreLess
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