Sir Ludar
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Which my mastercraftily tried to put him off; thereby making John the more sure that hewas on a right scent. At last Master Walgrave yielded and bade him takehis will. So after overlooking the usual room, and finding naught theredisorderly, he walks me with a smack of his lips to where the reamsstood piled on the secret door. And with great labour and puffing heand his men set-to to move them, with no help from us. And the doorbeing thus uncovered, he calls for a light and goes below.
Now, my m...aster, whether of purpose or by chance, so soon as the cellarhad been cleared the night before, had let run some water over thefloor, which, by standing there, had made a pretty slough in the place. And Master Wolfe, not knowing as well as we did that the bottom step ofthe ladder was a-wanting, and being encumbered with his candle, fellflat on his face into the mire, and lay there spitting and kicking around five minutes before we above had the good fortune to hear him.
I went below to help him up--and it was sad to see so great a man in sobrave a livery so befouled!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which my mastercraftily tried to put him off; thereby making John the more sure that hewas on a right scent. At last Master Walgrave yielded and bade him takehis will. So after overlooking the usual room, and finding naught theredisorderly, he walks me with a smack of his lips to where the reamsstood piled on the secret door. And with great labour and puffing heand his men set-to to move them, with no help from us. And the doorbeing thus uncovered, he calls for a light and goes below.
Now, my m...aster, whether of purpose or by chance, so soon as the cellarhad been cleared the night before, had let run some water over thefloor, which, by standing there, had made a pretty slough in the place. And Master Wolfe, not knowing as well as we did that the bottom step ofthe ladder was a-wanting, and being encumbered with his candle, fellflat on his face into the mire, and lay there spitting and kicking around five minutes before we above had the good fortune to hear him.
I went below to help him up--and it was sad to see so great a man in sobrave a livery so befouled!
What to read after Sir Ludar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reed Talbot Baines to read onlineMoreLess
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