Red Axe
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"Yes, " he said, softly, "it is true, after all. You are mine ownonly son. Hugo--I am glad you have come so far to see your fatherbefore he dies. " I told him how I had come, and brought Dessauer forward, introducing himas one great in the kingdom where I was, and to whom I was muchbeholden. He shook him by the hand with grave, intent courtesy, andagain looked at me.
"Now, father, " said I, "we have no long time to bide with you, lest thenew Duke come upon us. We must hie us back to our lodging... with the BishopPeter, lest we be missed. " My father smiled.
"Ye will live but sparely there!" said he, with a flicker of hisancient smile.
"Tell us how you came to this, " said I, "and, if you can, why Helene, ourlittle Helene, stands so terribly accused. " My father paused a long time before he began to answer.
"It is not easy for me to tell you all, " he said. "I know and I have thewords, but, somehow, when I try to fit the words to the thing, they runasunder and will not mix, like water and oil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Yes, " he said, softly, "it is true, after all. You are mine ownonly son. Hugo--I am glad you have come so far to see your fatherbefore he dies. " I told him how I had come, and brought Dessauer forward, introducing himas one great in the kingdom where I was, and to whom I was muchbeholden. He shook him by the hand with grave, intent courtesy, andagain looked at me.
"Now, father, " said I, "we have no long time to bide with you, lest thenew Duke come upon us. We must hie us back to our lodging... with the BishopPeter, lest we be missed. " My father smiled.
"Ye will live but sparely there!" said he, with a flicker of hisancient smile.
"Tell us how you came to this, " said I, "and, if you can, why Helene, ourlittle Helene, stands so terribly accused. " My father paused a long time before he began to answer.
"It is not easy for me to tell you all, " he said. "I know and I have thewords, but, somehow, when I try to fit the words to the thing, they runasunder and will not mix, like water and oil.
What to read after Red Axe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crockett Samuel Rutherford to read onlineMoreLess
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