John Deane of Nottingham
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" Such were the thoughts which occupied his mind as he rode up to thewell-known door of his father's house in the market-place. The servantwho opened the door bowed respectfully to the gallant stranger who wasinquiring for Mistress Deane, and Jack had actually entered the parlour, where his mother was sitting with her knitting in hand, and been desiredto take a seat, when he wonderfully astonished the old lady by springingup and throwing his arms round her neck. She knew him then well enough;an...d after giving him a maternal embrace in return, holding him by bothhands, she looked again and again into his honest countenance, as if totrace his well-known features.
"Yes, Jack, " she exclaimed, "you are my boy! I would not believe anyone who told me otherwise, though the sun and the sea air have given youa more brazen face than I ever expected you would wear, and you havegrown into a big, sturdy young man, well able to fight the king'senemies. " Old Mr Deane soon afterwards entered, hearing that a stranger had beeninquiring for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Such were the thoughts which occupied his mind as he rode up to thewell-known door of his father's house in the market-place. The servantwho opened the door bowed respectfully to the gallant stranger who wasinquiring for Mistress Deane, and Jack had actually entered the parlour, where his mother was sitting with her knitting in hand, and been desiredto take a seat, when he wonderfully astonished the old lady by springingup and throwing his arms round her neck. She knew him then well enough;an...d after giving him a maternal embrace in return, holding him by bothhands, she looked again and again into his honest countenance, as if totrace his well-known features.
"Yes, Jack, " she exclaimed, "you are my boy! I would not believe anyone who told me otherwise, though the sun and the sea air have given youa more brazen face than I ever expected you would wear, and you havegrown into a big, sturdy young man, well able to fight the king'senemies. " Old Mr Deane soon afterwards entered, hearing that a stranger had beeninquiring for him.
What to read after John Deane of Nottingham?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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