Quits a Novel
Quits a Novel
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' ' You need not be uneasy, ' he answered ; ' as I have only seen him occasionally in his cuirassier uniform coming out of church, I cannot be expected to know him in wildschuetz costume, and my suspicion that he was the leader of the poachers who found it necessary or con- venient to imprison me will be no detriment to him. There was a small fellow, ' he continued after a pause, ' who attacked me singly, and drew off when the others came on to give me fair play : he indeed made himself known t...o me in a manner not to be mistaken ; but, ' he added, looking steadily at Nora's half-averted face, ' but I have no intention of volunteering evidence of any kind, and the forester's son Franz seems not to have observed the individual of vhora I speak. ' Nora turned away in silence, and Torp no longer doubted her having gone to the Alp to release him.
• He seems to e. Xpect me to be grateful for his forbear- ance, ' thought Nora, 'and is perfectly unconscious that his ill natured refusal to let Jack have a day or two's sport has been the cause of all that has happened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' You need not be uneasy, ' he answered ; ' as I have only seen him occasionally in his cuirassier uniform coming out of church, I cannot be expected to know him in wildschuetz costume, and my suspicion that he was the leader of the poachers who found it necessary or con- venient to imprison me will be no detriment to him. There was a small fellow, ' he continued after a pause, ' who attacked me singly, and drew off when the others came on to give me fair play : he indeed made himself known t...o me in a manner not to be mistaken ; but, ' he added, looking steadily at Nora's half-averted face, ' but I have no intention of volunteering evidence of any kind, and the forester's son Franz seems not to have observed the individual of vhora I speak. ' Nora turned away in silence, and Torp no longer doubted her having gone to the Alp to release him.
• He seems to e. Xpect me to be grateful for his forbear- ance, ' thought Nora, 'and is perfectly unconscious that his ill natured refusal to let Jack have a day or two's sport has been the cause of all that has happened.
What to read after Quits a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jemima Montgomery Tautphoeus to read onlineMoreLess
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