Marbeck And the Privateers (2014)
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A restlessness was upon him: a desire to follow a trail, and hang the consequences. And though it was based on little more than instinct, and the testimony of a toothless man in a Limehouse tavern, he meant to pursue it. Let Oxenham hunt for Solomon Tye, and others watch Somerset House: Marbeck had found a reason to leave Cecil’s mansion, with its oppressive atmosphere. He was about ready to depart when the door opened, and there stood Langton the steward wearing a look that would sour fresh mil...k.
‘I sought you earlier, Blunt, but you seem to be everywhere except at your duties,’ he droned, with a glance at the untouched piles of papers. ‘It’s come to my attention that you’ve been using Miller for private purposes – purposes of pleasure, I might say.’ ‘Might you, master steward?’ Marbeck buckled the straps on his pack and straightened up. ‘I thought your place was to see that I was well bestowed, then leave me to my own devices.’ The other frowned. ‘My place?’ he echoed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A restlessness was upon him: a desire to follow a trail, and hang the consequences. And though it was based on little more than instinct, and the testimony of a toothless man in a Limehouse tavern, he meant to pursue it. Let Oxenham hunt for Solomon Tye, and others watch Somerset House: Marbeck had found a reason to leave Cecil’s mansion, with its oppressive atmosphere. He was about ready to depart when the door opened, and there stood Langton the steward wearing a look that would sour fresh mil...k.
‘I sought you earlier, Blunt, but you seem to be everywhere except at your duties,’ he droned, with a glance at the untouched piles of papers. ‘It’s come to my attention that you’ve been using Miller for private purposes – purposes of pleasure, I might say.’ ‘Might you, master steward?’ Marbeck buckled the straps on his pack and straightened up. ‘I thought your place was to see that I was well bestowed, then leave me to my own devices.’ The other frowned. ‘My place?’ he echoed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Pilkington to read onlineMoreLess
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