Mistress Penwick
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La Fosse was sure Sir John would never again befree and could never, of course, claim his lands. He went so far asto make sure--as sure as was in his power--that Penwick should not bereleased. He, being a man of shrewdness, at once manipulated affairswithout the knowledge of his sovereign or the higher powers about him. In a very short time these possessions were built upon by the Jesuits, who, through La Fosse, claimed all right and title. But La Fosse wasforgetful. He never gave the babe a se...cond thought, it being of noconsequence whatever. It would, no doubt, sicken and die without amother's care. He was aware of its whereabouts, but even that in timewas forgotten, his mind being occupied by more pertinent thoughts. This was a great victory for the Catholics, whose lands had beenconfiscated in England, and La Fosse felt he had dealt a master strokefor his religion. But no mortal man can equal Time as an adept inchicanery. He brings forth truths unheard of or dreamt by poorhumanity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
La Fosse was sure Sir John would never again befree and could never, of course, claim his lands. He went so far asto make sure--as sure as was in his power--that Penwick should not bereleased. He, being a man of shrewdness, at once manipulated affairswithout the knowledge of his sovereign or the higher powers about him. In a very short time these possessions were built upon by the Jesuits, who, through La Fosse, claimed all right and title. But La Fosse wasforgetful. He never gave the babe a se...cond thought, it being of noconsequence whatever. It would, no doubt, sicken and die without amother's care. He was aware of its whereabouts, but even that in timewas forgotten, his mind being occupied by more pertinent thoughts. This was a great victory for the Catholics, whose lands had beenconfiscated in England, and La Fosse felt he had dealt a master strokefor his religion. But no mortal man can equal Time as an adept inchicanery. He brings forth truths unheard of or dreamt by poorhumanity.
What to read after Mistress Penwick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payne Dutton to read onlineMoreLess
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