John Enderby
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At this exciting moment, while calling to his men, he saw what struckhim dumb--his son hurrying forward with a flag of truce to LordRippingdale! Instantly my lord commanded his men to retire.
"Great God!" said Sir John, with a groan, "my son--my only son--atraitor!" Turning to his men he bade them cease firing.
Throwing open the entrance doors, he stood upon the steps and waited forLord Rippingdale.
"You see, Sir John Enderby, your son--" began my lord.
"It was to maintain my rights, and for my... son's sake and my daughter's, that I resisted the command of the King, " interrupted the distressed anddishonoured gentleman, "but now--" "But now you yield?" He inclined his head, then looking down to the place where his sonstood, he said: "My son--my only son!" And his eyes filled with tears.
His distress was so moving that even Rippingdale was constrained to say: "He did it for your sake. His Majesty will--" With a gesture of despairEnderby turned and entered the house, and passed into the library, wherehe found his daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this exciting moment, while calling to his men, he saw what struckhim dumb--his son hurrying forward with a flag of truce to LordRippingdale! Instantly my lord commanded his men to retire.
"Great God!" said Sir John, with a groan, "my son--my only son--atraitor!" Turning to his men he bade them cease firing.
Throwing open the entrance doors, he stood upon the steps and waited forLord Rippingdale.
"You see, Sir John Enderby, your son--" began my lord.
"It was to maintain my rights, and for my... son's sake and my daughter's, that I resisted the command of the King, " interrupted the distressed anddishonoured gentleman, "but now--" "But now you yield?" He inclined his head, then looking down to the place where his sonstood, he said: "My son--my only son!" And his eyes filled with tears.
His distress was so moving that even Rippingdale was constrained to say: "He did it for your sake. His Majesty will--" With a gesture of despairEnderby turned and entered the house, and passed into the library, wherehe found his daughter.
What to read after John Enderby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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