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" Let us lose no time ; there 's no knowing how soon so much good valor may ooze out." " But Gleeson — " "If he comes, let him follow us to the House. We can walk ; there 's no use waiting for the carriage." Then added, in a mutter to himself, " I 'd give a hundred down to have a shot at the Attorney-General. There, that 's Sandy's voice in the hall ; " and at the same instant the trusty servant entered.
' ' Well, have you seen him ? " "Is he at home?" " No, sirs, he 's no at hame, that 's clea...r. When I asked for him, they told me he was in bed, asleep, for that he was just arrived after a long journey ; and so I waited a bit, and gaed out for a walk into the shrubberies, where I could have A DAY OF EXCITEMENT. 195 a look at his chamber windows, and sure enough they were a' closed. I waited a while longer, but he was still sleeping, and they dared na wake him ; and so it came to nigh five o'clock, and then I was fain to send up the bit letter by the flunkie, and ask for the answer; but none came." "Did you say that the letter was from me?" said the Knight, hastily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Let us lose no time ; there 's no knowing how soon so much good valor may ooze out." " But Gleeson — " "If he comes, let him follow us to the House. We can walk ; there 's no use waiting for the carriage." Then added, in a mutter to himself, " I 'd give a hundred down to have a shot at the Attorney-General. There, that 's Sandy's voice in the hall ; " and at the same instant the trusty servant entered.
' ' Well, have you seen him ? " "Is he at home?" " No, sirs, he 's no at hame, that 's clea...r. When I asked for him, they told me he was in bed, asleep, for that he was just arrived after a long journey ; and so I waited a bit, and gaed out for a walk into the shrubberies, where I could have A DAY OF EXCITEMENT. 195 a look at his chamber windows, and sure enough they were a' closed. I waited a while longer, but he was still sleeping, and they dared na wake him ; and so it came to nigh five o'clock, and then I was fain to send up the bit letter by the flunkie, and ask for the answer; but none came." "Did you say that the letter was from me?" said the Knight, hastily.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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