Sir John Constantine
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"Stephanu, " she said quietly, "you will put down that gun. " Her brother rounded on her with a curse. For the moment she did notheed, but kept her eyes on Stephanu, who had stepped back with muskethalf lifted and finger already moving toward the trigger-guard.
"Stephanu, " she repeated, "on my faith as a Corsican, if you raisethat gun an inch--even a little inch--higher, I will never speak toyou again. " Then lifting a hand she swung round upon her brother, whose rage (I thank Heaven) for the ...moment choked him. "Is it meet, think you, O brother, for a King of Corsica to kill his hostage?" "Is it meet, O sister, " he snarled, "for you, of all women, tochampion a man--and a foreigner--before my soldiers? Shoot him, Stephanu!" Her head went up proudly. "Stephanu will not shoot. And you, mybrother, that are so careful--I sometimes think, so over-careful--ofmy honour, for once bethink you that your own deserves attention. This Englishman placed himself in my hands freely as a hostage. From the first, since you force me to say it, I had no liking forhim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Stephanu, " she said quietly, "you will put down that gun. " Her brother rounded on her with a curse. For the moment she did notheed, but kept her eyes on Stephanu, who had stepped back with muskethalf lifted and finger already moving toward the trigger-guard.
"Stephanu, " she repeated, "on my faith as a Corsican, if you raisethat gun an inch--even a little inch--higher, I will never speak toyou again. " Then lifting a hand she swung round upon her brother, whose rage (I thank Heaven) for the ...moment choked him. "Is it meet, think you, O brother, for a King of Corsica to kill his hostage?" "Is it meet, O sister, " he snarled, "for you, of all women, tochampion a man--and a foreigner--before my soldiers? Shoot him, Stephanu!" Her head went up proudly. "Stephanu will not shoot. And you, mybrother, that are so careful--I sometimes think, so over-careful--ofmy honour, for once bethink you that your own deserves attention. This Englishman placed himself in my hands freely as a hostage. From the first, since you force me to say it, I had no liking forhim.
What to read after Sir John Constantine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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