My Lady of Cleeve
My Lady of Cleeve
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CHAPTER XII OF THE GENTLEMAN ABOAED THE GOOD SHIP "PRIDE OP DEVON" FOB, exactly how long my swoon lasted, to this day I can but hazard a vague conjecture. But with returning consciousness I found myself lying upon a heap of straw in the stable I have before mentioned, with the steward bending over me busily engaged in re-bandag- ing my wound. Beyond him, near to the doorway, lounged Sampson Dare, and in the yard without I caught a glimpse of three or four servants belonging to the manor, all of... them fully armed, and of the youth Martin holding the bridle of my own impatient sorrel.
"So, so, " said the steward grimly, upon seeing me open my eyes. "King William is spared the mourning for a valiant servant. " "And the devil has lost his own as yet, " added Samp- son Dare with a grin.
I closed my eyes for awhile and lay silent ; for the sun- light without dazzled me, and I was conscious, more- over, of a feeling of intense weakness, by which I imag- ined that I must have lost a quantity of blood which was, indeed, the case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XII OF THE GENTLEMAN ABOAED THE GOOD SHIP "PRIDE OP DEVON" FOB, exactly how long my swoon lasted, to this day I can but hazard a vague conjecture. But with returning consciousness I found myself lying upon a heap of straw in the stable I have before mentioned, with the steward bending over me busily engaged in re-bandag- ing my wound. Beyond him, near to the doorway, lounged Sampson Dare, and in the yard without I caught a glimpse of three or four servants belonging to the manor, all of... them fully armed, and of the youth Martin holding the bridle of my own impatient sorrel.
"So, so, " said the steward grimly, upon seeing me open my eyes. "King William is spared the mourning for a valiant servant. " "And the devil has lost his own as yet, " added Samp- son Dare with a grin.
I closed my eyes for awhile and lay silent ; for the sun- light without dazzled me, and I was conscious, more- over, of a feeling of intense weakness, by which I imag- ined that I must have lost a quantity of blood which was, indeed, the case.
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