The Blue Cross
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Their checkers were colored orange and black. The Englishman played with the King from the Far Country. Their checkers were blue and goM. The white-haired King chose the checkers of blue, so that the English King played with the gold. When the King from the Far Country had made known his liking for the number 14, the three Kings, whom he called the Big Three, thought nothing about it. But when he showed his special lik- ing for the blue checkers, and even asked whether they \vould object to his... making a cross on one of his checkers, they actually laughed and hinted that he was superstitious.
Yet, in all this he kept his composure, and remembered the warning of the three witches.
The King of France won the first game from the King of Italy. In the other match the King from the Far Country lost the first game to the King of England. The English- man put a mark on the slate with a gold- colored stick of chalk. His opponent, however, was not ruffled, but in the next game he was more alert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their checkers were colored orange and black. The Englishman played with the King from the Far Country. Their checkers were blue and goM. The white-haired King chose the checkers of blue, so that the English King played with the gold. When the King from the Far Country had made known his liking for the number 14, the three Kings, whom he called the Big Three, thought nothing about it. But when he showed his special lik- ing for the blue checkers, and even asked whether they \vould object to his... making a cross on one of his checkers, they actually laughed and hinted that he was superstitious.
Yet, in all this he kept his composure, and remembered the warning of the three witches.
The King of France won the first game from the King of Italy. In the other match the King from the Far Country lost the first game to the King of England. The English- man put a mark on the slate with a gold- colored stick of chalk. His opponent, however, was not ruffled, but in the next game he was more alert.
What to read after The Blue Cross?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Robert Malory. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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