Richard Carvel — Complete
Richard Carvel — Complete
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Comyn--bless him!--had told her of his little scheme.
"Egad, Charles!" cried his Lordship, "to look at his glum face, onemight think we were a couple of Jews who had cornered him. " Alas for the perversity of the heart! Instead of leaping for joy, asno doubt they had both confidently expected, I was both troubled andperplexed by this unlooked-for news. Oak, when bent, is even harderto bend back again. And so it has ever been with me. I had determined, after a bitter struggle, to go to Maryland,... and had now become usedto that prospect. I was anxious to see my grandfather, and to confrontGrafton Carvel with his villany. And there was John Paul. What would hethink?
"What ails you, Richard?" Comyn demanded somewhat testily.
"Nothing, Jack, " I replied. "I thank you from my heart, and you, Mr. Fox. I know that commissions are not to be had for the asking, and Irejoice with the captain over his good fortune. But, gentlemen, " Isaid soberly, "I had most selfishly hoped that I might be able to doa service to John Paul in return for his charity to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Comyn--bless him!--had told her of his little scheme.
"Egad, Charles!" cried his Lordship, "to look at his glum face, onemight think we were a couple of Jews who had cornered him. " Alas for the perversity of the heart! Instead of leaping for joy, asno doubt they had both confidently expected, I was both troubled andperplexed by this unlooked-for news. Oak, when bent, is even harderto bend back again. And so it has ever been with me. I had determined, after a bitter struggle, to go to Maryland,... and had now become usedto that prospect. I was anxious to see my grandfather, and to confrontGrafton Carvel with his villany. And there was John Paul. What would hethink?
"What ails you, Richard?" Comyn demanded somewhat testily.
"Nothing, Jack, " I replied. "I thank you from my heart, and you, Mr. Fox. I know that commissions are not to be had for the asking, and Irejoice with the captain over his good fortune. But, gentlemen, " Isaid soberly, "I had most selfishly hoped that I might be able to doa service to John Paul in return for his charity to me.
What to read after Richard Carvel — Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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