The Castle Comedy
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" The squire spoke very much after the same fashion as would have admitted, "My brother died of leprosy. " But Thorncliffe was honest in his admiration. "Indeed, you should be proud of the connection, sir, " he said, while May * Percy clapped her hands, crying: "Good, captain, good!" "Tell us! Is he handsome? Let us know all about him. What has he ** 73 THE CASTLE COMEDY done?" came the irregular fire of ques- tions from the rest. "Well, " said the captain, medita- tively, "for one thing, he st...ole General Wellington's papers. " "A thief!" It was the horrified chorus. "Ay, and one of the boldest, " laughed the soldier. "When we started from Lisbon we were warned of this French Percy, who might pass anywhere for English. " Interested in what promised to be a good story, none noticed Dubarre, who, coming along the path from his lodge, quietly took his seat on the bench beside Pierre and began to listen. "A traitor is this Percy?" asked Sir John. Sir Henry answered: "His mother was my cousin, Sarah Percy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The squire spoke very much after the same fashion as would have admitted, "My brother died of leprosy. " But Thorncliffe was honest in his admiration. "Indeed, you should be proud of the connection, sir, " he said, while May * Percy clapped her hands, crying: "Good, captain, good!" "Tell us! Is he handsome? Let us know all about him. What has he ** 73 THE CASTLE COMEDY done?" came the irregular fire of ques- tions from the rest. "Well, " said the captain, medita- tively, "for one thing, he st...ole General Wellington's papers. " "A thief!" It was the horrified chorus. "Ay, and one of the boldest, " laughed the soldier. "When we started from Lisbon we were warned of this French Percy, who might pass anywhere for English. " Interested in what promised to be a good story, none noticed Dubarre, who, coming along the path from his lodge, quietly took his seat on the bench beside Pierre and began to listen. "A traitor is this Percy?" asked Sir John. Sir Henry answered: "His mother was my cousin, Sarah Percy.
What to read after The Castle Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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