Michel And Angele — volume 1
Michel And Angele — volume 1
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" "It must be at once, i' faith, for how long, think you, can I stay hereunharmed? I was sighted off St. Ouen's shore a few hours agone. " "To-night?" she asked.
"By twelve, when we shall have the moon and the tide, " he answered. "But hold!" he hastily added. "What, think you, could you and yourfather do alone in England? And with me it were worse than alone. Thesebe dark times, when strangers have spies at their heels, and alltravellers are suspect. " "We will trust in God, " she answered.
"H...ave you money?" he questioned--"for London, not for me, " he addedhastily.
"Enough, " she replied.
"The trust with the money is a weighty matter, " he added; "but theysuffice not. You must have 'fending. " "There is no one, " she answered sadly, "no one save--" "Save the Seigneur of Rozel!" Buonespoir finished the sentence. "Good. You to your father, and I to the Seigneur. If you can fetch your fatherby your pot-of-honey tongue, I'll fetch the great Lempriere withmuscadella. Is't a bargain?" "In which I gain all, " she answered, and again touched his arm with herfinger-tips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "It must be at once, i' faith, for how long, think you, can I stay hereunharmed? I was sighted off St. Ouen's shore a few hours agone. " "To-night?" she asked.
"By twelve, when we shall have the moon and the tide, " he answered. "But hold!" he hastily added. "What, think you, could you and yourfather do alone in England? And with me it were worse than alone. Thesebe dark times, when strangers have spies at their heels, and alltravellers are suspect. " "We will trust in God, " she answered.
"H...ave you money?" he questioned--"for London, not for me, " he addedhastily.
"Enough, " she replied.
"The trust with the money is a weighty matter, " he added; "but theysuffice not. You must have 'fending. " "There is no one, " she answered sadly, "no one save--" "Save the Seigneur of Rozel!" Buonespoir finished the sentence. "Good. You to your father, and I to the Seigneur. If you can fetch your fatherby your pot-of-honey tongue, I'll fetch the great Lempriere withmuscadella. Is't a bargain?" "In which I gain all, " she answered, and again touched his arm with herfinger-tips.
What to read after Michel And Angele — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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