Princess Maritza
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Vasilici was quick-witted enough to see that he must listen tocounsel, and with lowering visage he turned first to one and then toanother as they spoke. Presently one speaker seemed to please him, forhis features relaxed into a grim smile. A movement ran through thewhole assembly, men turned to one another and nodded their satisfaction. Some definite conclusion had been arrived at.
"They seem to have hit upon another way of getting at us, " said Stefan.
"Is there another way?" asked Grigosie, r...epeating the same questionhe had asked before. No one answered him, nor did he seem to expectan answer. He stood watching the now moving mass below, little interestin his eyes. His alertness had departed.
Vasilici had disappeared into some pathway at the foot of the oppositeslope, and then the crowd fell aside for one man, who, standing alone, took off his neckcloth and waved it toward the plateau.
"A parley, Captain. Shall I answer?" said Stefan; and then, havingpermission, he shouted: "Hallo!" "I would speak with your Captain, " came the answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vasilici was quick-witted enough to see that he must listen tocounsel, and with lowering visage he turned first to one and then toanother as they spoke. Presently one speaker seemed to please him, forhis features relaxed into a grim smile. A movement ran through thewhole assembly, men turned to one another and nodded their satisfaction. Some definite conclusion had been arrived at.
"They seem to have hit upon another way of getting at us, " said Stefan.
"Is there another way?" asked Grigosie, r...epeating the same questionhe had asked before. No one answered him, nor did he seem to expectan answer. He stood watching the now moving mass below, little interestin his eyes. His alertness had departed.
Vasilici had disappeared into some pathway at the foot of the oppositeslope, and then the crowd fell aside for one man, who, standing alone, took off his neckcloth and waved it toward the plateau.
"A parley, Captain. Shall I answer?" said Stefan; and then, havingpermission, he shouted: "Hallo!" "I would speak with your Captain, " came the answer.
What to read after Princess Maritza?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Brebner to read onlineMoreLess
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