Saint James's: Or, the Court of Queen Anne
Saint James's: Or, the Court of Queen Anne
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Why, the fate of this kingdom hung upon those dispatches. With them, the success of the French expedition would have been decided. All my preparations were made for their speedy transmission to France. A mounted courier awaits my orders in the next street, prepared to ride as fast as post-horses could carry him to Deal, where a small vessel in my pay would bear whatever he might bring, safely and swiftly, to Dunkirk. This accomplished, I would have made both your fortunes." "We did our best to ...accomplish it, monseigneur , " replied Bimbelot. *' But that serjeant is the very devil.
"Ay, the luck has been against us," added Sauvageon ; "but if we get over it, we '11 hope to be more fortunate next time." '*You will never have such another chance," cried the mar- quis, sharply. " These things don't occur twice. Would I had undertaken it myself! " "If you had, monseigneur, without disparagement to your skill and courage, I don't think you would have been more suc- cessful than we have been," replied Sauvageon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, the fate of this kingdom hung upon those dispatches. With them, the success of the French expedition would have been decided. All my preparations were made for their speedy transmission to France. A mounted courier awaits my orders in the next street, prepared to ride as fast as post-horses could carry him to Deal, where a small vessel in my pay would bear whatever he might bring, safely and swiftly, to Dunkirk. This accomplished, I would have made both your fortunes." "We did our best to ...accomplish it, monseigneur , " replied Bimbelot. *' But that serjeant is the very devil.
"Ay, the luck has been against us," added Sauvageon ; "but if we get over it, we '11 hope to be more fortunate next time." '*You will never have such another chance," cried the mar- quis, sharply. " These things don't occur twice. Would I had undertaken it myself! " "If you had, monseigneur, without disparagement to your skill and courage, I don't think you would have been more suc- cessful than we have been," replied Sauvageon.
What to read after Saint James's: Or, the Court of Queen Anne?
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