Sir Francis Bacons Cipher Story volume 3
Sir Francis Bacons Cipher Story volume 3
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He will accept you fairly And worthily shall you be entertain'd, Abide the fortune of thy present fate. With you, Sir Palmer, honour ever keep, And best of happiness wait on you, " said he, " Entreat him well, as we have used thee. " " ' Thus with his blessing were we both dismiss'd, But, as we went, the Spaniard turn'd and said : "0 my kind friend, I have one word '-to say. I must entreat you honour me so much As to accept this jewel, and wear it In thought of one so virtuously bound And unto ...you infinitely endear'd. " "Nay, nay, " replied the old man in great haste, " Pardon me, sir, I do not want your ring. I, in my friends, am wealthy and I need no more, n them I do receive most fair reward, Nor am with clamours e'er encountered. Demand of broken bonds, and the detention Of debts against my honour long since due, Never do meet me in my quiet ways. " "I think myself unto you much indebted, " Don Martin answer'd, as he bade farewell. I also did assay to speak due thanks Unto our gentle host, and forth from thence We passed to the strand, and did betake 550 The Spanish Armada.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He will accept you fairly And worthily shall you be entertain'd, Abide the fortune of thy present fate. With you, Sir Palmer, honour ever keep, And best of happiness wait on you, " said he, " Entreat him well, as we have used thee. " " ' Thus with his blessing were we both dismiss'd, But, as we went, the Spaniard turn'd and said : "0 my kind friend, I have one word '-to say. I must entreat you honour me so much As to accept this jewel, and wear it In thought of one so virtuously bound And unto ...you infinitely endear'd. " "Nay, nay, " replied the old man in great haste, " Pardon me, sir, I do not want your ring. I, in my friends, am wealthy and I need no more, n them I do receive most fair reward, Nor am with clamours e'er encountered. Demand of broken bonds, and the detention Of debts against my honour long since due, Never do meet me in my quiet ways. " "I think myself unto you much indebted, " Don Martin answer'd, as he bade farewell. I also did assay to speak due thanks Unto our gentle host, and forth from thence We passed to the strand, and did betake 550 The Spanish Armada.
What to read after Sir Francis Bacons Cipher Story volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orville Ward Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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