Lord Mullion's Secret (2012)
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The owner of this perilous perch appeared not quite easy in his mind. But whether this was because he was still not reconciled to the flag-hoisting ritual, or was prompted by some other occasion, did not at present appear.
‘Octavo ramparts and quarto crenulations,’ he said unexpectedly. ‘A joke of my brother Sylvanus. He’s rather fond of making fun of the old place. And a reading man, who picks up odd things of that kind.’ ‘Your brother wouldn’t have struck me as likely to be bookish. An outdoor... type, surely. He gives an impression’ – Honeybath paused to find suitable words – ‘of uncommon physical vitality.’ ‘Yes, to be sure. Sylvanus is very much the fox-hunting man, but I’m afraid he doesn’t altogether confine himself to foxes and folios.’ Lord Mullion chuckled a little half heartedly at this scarcely arcane witticism. ‘Ah here we are! The flag spends the night in this locker. There’s a Union flag, too, for public junketings, and a Royal Standard just in case the lady comes to tea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The owner of this perilous perch appeared not quite easy in his mind. But whether this was because he was still not reconciled to the flag-hoisting ritual, or was prompted by some other occasion, did not at present appear.
‘Octavo ramparts and quarto crenulations,’ he said unexpectedly. ‘A joke of my brother Sylvanus. He’s rather fond of making fun of the old place. And a reading man, who picks up odd things of that kind.’ ‘Your brother wouldn’t have struck me as likely to be bookish. An outdoor... type, surely. He gives an impression’ – Honeybath paused to find suitable words – ‘of uncommon physical vitality.’ ‘Yes, to be sure. Sylvanus is very much the fox-hunting man, but I’m afraid he doesn’t altogether confine himself to foxes and folios.’ Lord Mullion chuckled a little half heartedly at this scarcely arcane witticism. ‘Ah here we are! The flag spends the night in this locker. There’s a Union flag, too, for public junketings, and a Royal Standard just in case the lady comes to tea.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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