Richard Carvel — volume 02
Richard Carvel — volume 02
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At last hehad had the simple meal Dr. Leiden allowed him, his candles were snuffed, and my uncle and I made our way to the hall together: There my aunt andMr. Allen were at picquet.
"Supper is insupportably late, " says she; with a yawn, and rings thehand-bell. "Scipio, " she cries, "why are we not served?" I took a stride forward. But my uncle raised a restraining hand.
"Caroline, remember that this is not our house, " says he, reprovingly.
There fell a deep silence; the log cracking; and just... then the door swungon its hinges, and Mr. Starkie entered with the great bunch of keys inhis hand.
"The buildings are all secure; Mr. Richard, " he said.
"Very good, Starkie, " I replied. I turned to Scipio, standing by thelow-boy, his teeth, going like a castanet.
"You may serve at the usual hour, Scipio, " said I.
Supper began stiff as a state banquet. My uncle was conciliatory, withthe manners of a Crichton. My aunt, not having come from generations ofsilver and self-control, flatly in a bad humour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last hehad had the simple meal Dr. Leiden allowed him, his candles were snuffed, and my uncle and I made our way to the hall together: There my aunt andMr. Allen were at picquet.
"Supper is insupportably late, " says she; with a yawn, and rings thehand-bell. "Scipio, " she cries, "why are we not served?" I took a stride forward. But my uncle raised a restraining hand.
"Caroline, remember that this is not our house, " says he, reprovingly.
There fell a deep silence; the log cracking; and just... then the door swungon its hinges, and Mr. Starkie entered with the great bunch of keys inhis hand.
"The buildings are all secure; Mr. Richard, " he said.
"Very good, Starkie, " I replied. I turned to Scipio, standing by thelow-boy, his teeth, going like a castanet.
"You may serve at the usual hour, Scipio, " said I.
Supper began stiff as a state banquet. My uncle was conciliatory, withthe manners of a Crichton. My aunt, not having come from generations ofsilver and self-control, flatly in a bad humour.
What to read after Richard Carvel — volume 02?
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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