Leighton Court: a Country House Story
Leighton Court: a Country House Story
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I met a quiet man at a country dinner-party, not many years ago , on whose dresscoat I detected the Victoria Cross. In the half-hoar before dinner t got introduced to him, for the purpose of having a look at hk shabby bit of gun-metal, a deoora- tion which I had never seen closely before. A few years afterwards I sa^ his sword-arm , and then I began to understand what war meant. He had eighi-and-twenty sabre-oUis in various parts of his body.
LBiaHTON COURT. 235 George — all alone, single-hande...d, by Jove! And you talk to me of your ancient Bon^s," he continued, turning with sudden asperity on Sir Charles, as if that innocent and perfectly silent gentleman had just finished a string of higMy offensive classical allusions — "your Quintus Curtius, your Leonidas, your rubbish 1 What were they to this glorious self-devoted Comet — eh, sir? Go along with you, sir; don't talk that nonsense to mel" "A glorious fellow truly," said Sir Charles; "a noble fellow — a hero among heroes I" "We have not had his name yet," said Laura.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I met a quiet man at a country dinner-party, not many years ago , on whose dresscoat I detected the Victoria Cross. In the half-hoar before dinner t got introduced to him, for the purpose of having a look at hk shabby bit of gun-metal, a deoora- tion which I had never seen closely before. A few years afterwards I sa^ his sword-arm , and then I began to understand what war meant. He had eighi-and-twenty sabre-oUis in various parts of his body.
LBiaHTON COURT. 235 George — all alone, single-hande...d, by Jove! And you talk to me of your ancient Bon^s," he continued, turning with sudden asperity on Sir Charles, as if that innocent and perfectly silent gentleman had just finished a string of higMy offensive classical allusions — "your Quintus Curtius, your Leonidas, your rubbish 1 What were they to this glorious self-devoted Comet — eh, sir? Go along with you, sir; don't talk that nonsense to mel" "A glorious fellow truly," said Sir Charles; "a noble fellow — a hero among heroes I" "We have not had his name yet," said Laura.
What to read after Leighton Court: a Country House Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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