Martin Hyde
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I SPEAK WITH AURELIA CHAPTER XVIII I SPEAK WITH AURELIA THE next thing which I remember was coming out of the mob with the waggons just behind me, going at a smart pace to a position on the army's right. The road was pretty full of all sorts of people; but as we shouted for them to clear the way, they made a lane for us. I saw the Duke's little clump of staff-officers on a pitch of rising ground; but there was no firing; only a noise of many voices singing. Just as we were about to turn off th...e road into the fields behind our right wing, I saw the little old lame puppet-man sitting on a donkey by the ditch at the side of the road. I shouted to the drivers to pass on, which they did, at full tilt, while I drew rein by the old man's side. "Aurelia," I said, "this is no place for you. Do get away from here before they find you out." "Why," she said, very calmly, in the broad burring man's voice which she imitated so exactly. "I be come 'ere to find you out. You'm going to your death, boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I SPEAK WITH AURELIA CHAPTER XVIII I SPEAK WITH AURELIA THE next thing which I remember was coming out of the mob with the waggons just behind me, going at a smart pace to a position on the army's right. The road was pretty full of all sorts of people; but as we shouted for them to clear the way, they made a lane for us. I saw the Duke's little clump of staff-officers on a pitch of rising ground; but there was no firing; only a noise of many voices singing. Just as we were about to turn off th...e road into the fields behind our right wing, I saw the little old lame puppet-man sitting on a donkey by the ditch at the side of the road. I shouted to the drivers to pass on, which they did, at full tilt, while I drew rein by the old man's side. "Aurelia," I said, "this is no place for you. Do get away from here before they find you out." "Why," she said, very calmly, in the broad burring man's voice which she imitated so exactly. "I be come 'ere to find you out. You'm going to your death, boy.
What to read after Martin Hyde?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masefield John to read onlineMoreLess
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