Sir Walter Ralegh An Historical Romance
Sir Walter Ralegh An Historical Romance
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He added loudly, "You knave, I'll swear my lord Essex never wore anything so trumpery as this ! Show me a better quality ! " "Here's a sweet, pretty stuff of pease-porridge tawny or this of popinjay blue ! 'Twill suit your eyes rarely. . . . What news from the caged dove?" "Great news. The words that we have awaited from the beginning. I received them yesterday at Lichfield. . . . Make a show of arguing the price. . . . I have it with me. " "In cipher? . . . Here's a colour called lustie gal- l...ent : it should match so brave a gentleman ! " "Yes, in cipher. . . . No, I fancy it not. There's a shade I saw at Court with an odd-seeming name the devil in the hedge, or some such title have you a strip? . . . Emilio brought it. " "Then Mendoza will give us the money we should bid him be present to-night. Can you send some one to him ? . . . I cannot find the piece I search for. " " I dare not his house is being watched by Wal- singham's spies. . . . Out upon you ! These pieces are altogether too gaudy.
What to read after Sir Walter Ralegh An Historical Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a William a Devereux to read onlineMoreLess
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