Sir Brook Fossbrooke 3
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139 "So that, according to your veracious story, Mr O'Keardon, the Viceroy himself is a Celt and a rebel, eh?" " It's none of my business to put the things to- gether, and say what shows this, and what disproves that ; that's for Mr Hacket and the people up at the Castle. I'm to get the facts — nothing but the facts — and them's facts that I tell you." " You're on a wrong scent tjiis time, O'Eeardon ; he is no rebel. I wish he was. I'd be better pleased than yourseK if we could keep him fast wh...ere he is, and never let him leave it." " Well, he's out now, and it'll not be so easy to get him *in,' again." " How do you mean ? — out ! " " I mean he's free. Mr Balfour came himself with two other gentlemen, and they took him away in a coach." " ^VTiere tcT? " " That's more than I know." " And why was I not kept informed on these matters? My last orders to you were to write to me daily." " I was shut up myself the morning your honour left town. "When I swore the informations they took me off, and never liberated me till this evening at eight o'clock." " You'll soon find out where he is, won't you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
139 "So that, according to your veracious story, Mr O'Keardon, the Viceroy himself is a Celt and a rebel, eh?" " It's none of my business to put the things to- gether, and say what shows this, and what disproves that ; that's for Mr Hacket and the people up at the Castle. I'm to get the facts — nothing but the facts — and them's facts that I tell you." " You're on a wrong scent tjiis time, O'Eeardon ; he is no rebel. I wish he was. I'd be better pleased than yourseK if we could keep him fast wh...ere he is, and never let him leave it." " Well, he's out now, and it'll not be so easy to get him *in,' again." " How do you mean ? — out ! " " I mean he's free. Mr Balfour came himself with two other gentlemen, and they took him away in a coach." " ^VTiere tcT? " " That's more than I know." " And why was I not kept informed on these matters? My last orders to you were to write to me daily." " I was shut up myself the morning your honour left town. "When I swore the informations they took me off, and never liberated me till this evening at eight o'clock." " You'll soon find out where he is, won't you ?
What to read after Sir Brook Fossbrooke 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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