Lysbeth, a Tale of the Dutch
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You can guess it. Cousin, they desire my wealth. Now Ihave sworn that no Spaniard shall have this, no, not if I must sink itin the sea to save it from them, since it has been heaped up to anotherend. Yet they desire it sorely, and spies are about my path and about mybed. Worst among them all, and at the head of them, is a certain Ramiro, a one-eyed man, but lately come from Spain, it is said as an agent ofthe Inquisition, whose manners are those of a person who was once agentleman, and who seem...s to know this country well. This fellow hasapproached me, offering if I will give him three-parts of my wealth tosecure my escape with the rest, and I have told him that I will considerthe offer. For this reason only I have a little respite, since hedesires that my money should go into his pocket and not into that of theGovernment. But, by the help of God, neither of them shall touch it.
"See you, Dirk, the treasure is not here in the house as they think. Itis hidden, but in a spot where it cannot stay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can guess it. Cousin, they desire my wealth. Now Ihave sworn that no Spaniard shall have this, no, not if I must sink itin the sea to save it from them, since it has been heaped up to anotherend. Yet they desire it sorely, and spies are about my path and about mybed. Worst among them all, and at the head of them, is a certain Ramiro, a one-eyed man, but lately come from Spain, it is said as an agent ofthe Inquisition, whose manners are those of a person who was once agentleman, and who seem...s to know this country well. This fellow hasapproached me, offering if I will give him three-parts of my wealth tosecure my escape with the rest, and I have told him that I will considerthe offer. For this reason only I have a little respite, since hedesires that my money should go into his pocket and not into that of theGovernment. But, by the help of God, neither of them shall touch it.
"See you, Dirk, the treasure is not here in the house as they think. Itis hidden, but in a spot where it cannot stay.
What to read after Lysbeth, a Tale of the Dutch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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