Richard Carvel — volume 07
Richard Carvel — volume 07
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For I have heard him declare morethan once 'pon my soul, I have--that he would rather you were his friendthan his enemy. " My contempt for Philip kept me silent here. I might quarrel withGrafton, who had sense enough to feel pain at a well deserved thrust. Philip had not the intelligence to recognize insult from compliment. Itwas but natural he should mistake my attitude now. He leaned forward inhis bed.
"Hark you, Richard, " whispers he, with a glance at the door, "I mighttell you some things ...and I chose, and--and it were worth my while. " "Worth your while?" I repeated vaguely.
He traced nervously the figures on the counterpane. Next came a rush ofanger to redden his face.
"By Gad, I will tell you. Swear to Gad I will. " Then, the littlecunning inherited from his father asserting itself, he added, "Look you, Richard, I am the son of one of the richest men in the colony, and I getthe pittance of a backwoods pastor. I tell you 'tis not to be bornewith. And I am not of as much consideration at the Hall as Brady, theIrish convict, who has become overseer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For I have heard him declare morethan once 'pon my soul, I have--that he would rather you were his friendthan his enemy. " My contempt for Philip kept me silent here. I might quarrel withGrafton, who had sense enough to feel pain at a well deserved thrust. Philip had not the intelligence to recognize insult from compliment. Itwas but natural he should mistake my attitude now. He leaned forward inhis bed.
"Hark you, Richard, " whispers he, with a glance at the door, "I mighttell you some things ...and I chose, and--and it were worth my while. " "Worth your while?" I repeated vaguely.
He traced nervously the figures on the counterpane. Next came a rush ofanger to redden his face.
"By Gad, I will tell you. Swear to Gad I will. " Then, the littlecunning inherited from his father asserting itself, he added, "Look you, Richard, I am the son of one of the richest men in the colony, and I getthe pittance of a backwoods pastor. I tell you 'tis not to be bornewith. And I am not of as much consideration at the Hall as Brady, theIrish convict, who has become overseer.
What to read after Richard Carvel — volume 07?
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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