Marshfield the Observer the Death Dance Studies of Character Action
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He was a Basque. His name was Ramon Echegorri, and, as I said, he was a man of probity. This man spoke to the young officer with respectful interest. He was only a sergeant, but had seen much fighting, and the officer was on the threshold of his career. " 'I am told. Sir Lieutenant, ' said he as he brought the cup, 'that you are most like for the first place. I shall rejoice to hear it so. It is good the book-work will soon be over, for you look more fatigued than I have seen you before. ' Such... were his words, and they were kind. "And when this Ramon had retired, the officer, thinking of the morrow, and how it might well be that he had already jeopardised almost sure success by one hour of folly, was seized again with fury against himself. He flung the empty purse into the red fire, and cursed his fortune. In the next room the steward was piling up the day's cash, and the chink of coin, faint as it was, was grievous to io8 THE DEVIL'S WHISPER the ear. He walked out of the room, down the great icy stairs, out once more into the white and black streets, devising where he should lose his money.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a Basque. His name was Ramon Echegorri, and, as I said, he was a man of probity. This man spoke to the young officer with respectful interest. He was only a sergeant, but had seen much fighting, and the officer was on the threshold of his career. " 'I am told. Sir Lieutenant, ' said he as he brought the cup, 'that you are most like for the first place. I shall rejoice to hear it so. It is good the book-work will soon be over, for you look more fatigued than I have seen you before. ' Such... were his words, and they were kind. "And when this Ramon had retired, the officer, thinking of the morrow, and how it might well be that he had already jeopardised almost sure success by one hour of folly, was seized again with fury against himself. He flung the empty purse into the red fire, and cursed his fortune. In the next room the steward was piling up the day's cash, and the chink of coin, faint as it was, was grievous to io8 THE DEVIL'S WHISPER the ear. He walked out of the room, down the great icy stairs, out once more into the white and black streets, devising where he should lose his money.
What to read after Marshfield the Observer the Death Dance Studies of Character Action?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Castle Egerton to read onlineMoreLess
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